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Malacañang expressed confidence yesterday the country would exceed its growth targets for the year because of the continued strong performance of the economy.


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                    [Title] => Just another political gimmickry
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Pro-GMA moves for Cha-cha - from ConCon, then ConAss, to people's initiative with the Constitutional Commission thrown in-between - have failed to soften the Senate.  Just as it takes two to stir the light fantastic toe to do the tango, dancing the political Cha-cha needs the three branches of government - and the people - to act in unison. Failing that oneness in purpose and resolute resolve, Cha-cha is but a pipe dream.
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                    [Title] => GMA: The best is yet to come
                    [Summary] => Emerging triumphant from several attempts to oust her, President Arroyo will unveil an ambitious economic recovery plan when she faces Filipinos tomorrow for her sixth State of the Nation Address (SONA) before a joint session of Congress.
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                    [Title] => Palace: Super regions prelude to decentralization of political power
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President Arroyo created the four new "supra" economic regions of North Luzon, Metro Luzon, Central Philippines and Mindanao to devolve political power from Manila to local governments nationwide as envisioned by Charter change advocates, Malacañang said yesterday.


Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye Jr. said the administration awaits the action of Congress and the proponents of the people’s initiative to amend the Constitution.


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                    [Title] => Impeach complainants hope for miracle
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With the odds stacked against them, President Arroyo’s foes conceded yesterday that their quest for her impeachment may fail but they remained hopeful that a miracle will save the day.


Malacañang, on the other hand, remained unperturbed by the fresh bid to force Mrs. Arroyo from office mainly over electoral fraud allegations.


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                    [Title] => Less politics in SONA — Palace
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Presidential chief of staff Michael Defensor said Mrs. Arroyo’s SONA would be "reflective of the normalizing situation in the country, where you see much diminished threats and increasing economic and political stability."


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President Arroyo said yesterday now is the time for her to announce to Filipinos her plans to lay public investments in the country.


Mrs. Arroyo said the investments would improve their lives and serve as a reward for their sacrifices in bearing her tax reforms.


At the same time, Mrs. Arroyo vowed to continue pushing for Charter change "to facilitate the legislative process and open up the economy to responsible investments."


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                    [Title] => Palace: Mega regions to bring RP to first world status
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Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the "mega regions" — North Luzon, Metro Luzon, Central Philippines, and Mindanao — are envisioned to be "the harbinger of the first world-class status of the Philippines in 20 years." 


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Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye Jr. said the administration awaits the action of Congress and the proponents of the people’s initiative to amend the Constitution.


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Presidential chief of staff Michael Defensor said Mrs. Arroyo’s SONA would be "reflective of the normalizing situation in the country, where you see much diminished threats and increasing economic and political stability."


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Mrs. Arroyo said the investments would improve their lives and serve as a reward for their sacrifices in bearing her tax reforms.


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