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[Title] => Noli hits Loren on poll protest
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[Title] => ‘What’s Angara up to?’
[Summary] => What is Sen. Edgardo Angara up to?
Representatives Prospero Pichay of Surigao del Sur, Douglas Cagas of Davao del Sur and Mauricio Domogan of Baguio City asked this question yesterday in reaction to Angara’s proposal that President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro quit their posts to allow the holding of a snap presidential election.
The three allies of the President said it was Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel Jr. who first made such call last year at the height of the "Hello, Garci" audiotape scandal.
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[Title] => Legarda asks PET to order Congress to preserve ballot boxes
[Summary] => Defeated vice presidential candidate and former Sen. Loren Legarda has asked the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) to order Congress to undertake all the necessary steps to preserve and protect the integrity of the ballot boxes in its possession.
In an omnibus motion, Legarda also sought the PET’s permission for her to conduct an inspection and inventory of the ballot boxes to ensure they were intact pending their transfer to the tribunal for a recount.
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[Title] => GMA, Noli call Poe, Legarda election protests ‘baseless’
[Summary] => President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro asked yesterday the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) to dismiss the electoral protests of Fernando Poe Jr. and his running mate Loren Legarda for being "baseless."
The country’s two highest officials also said that Poe and Legarda should have filed their petitions before the Commission on Elections, not the PET since they were complaining about a failure of elections through massive fraud.
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[Title] => Use pork to ease poverty, Noli urges lawmakers
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro asked lawmakers yesterday to help the government raise between P12 billion to P15 billion to finance President Arroyo’s pro-poor programs.
"Nananawagan ako sa ating mga mambabatas na makiisa sa ating Pangulo at pamahalaan sa kagustuhan nating labanan ang kahirapan," he said.
The National Anti-Poverty Commission alternate chairman said the lawmakers can allocate money from their Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) for the anti-poverty projects of Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => SC tells GMA, Noli to answer FPJ, Loren petitions within 10 days
[Summary] => The Supreme Court convened yesterday as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) and ordered President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro to answer charges of poll fraud filed by losing candidates Fernando Poe Jr. and former senator Loren Legarda.
Malacañang said Mrs. Arroyo and De Castro would file within 10 days their respective answers to the complaint filed with the PET.
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[Title] => SC meets as PET today
[Summary] => The Supreme Court convenes today as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) to tackle the separate protests filed last Friday by defeated presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. and his running mate, former senator Loren Legarda.
SC spokesman Ismael Khan said yesterday the tribunal would first determine if the protests are "sufficient in form and substance." If the protests are not summarily dismissed, the tribunal will then require the respondents — President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro — to comment.
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[Title] => De Castro: Do your share to solve RP’s woes
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Freshly sworn-in, Vice President Noli de Castro has urged Filipinos to do their share in solving the country’s woes.
De Castro has said he wants to serve as a "bridge" to all opposition political parties and interest groups by extending a hand of reconciliation for unity and progress.
In his inaugural speech at the Urios College Gym here, De Castro said it is time to heal the nation’s wounds and for the people to forget politics.
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[Title] => Palace: Inaugural to usher in stronger RP
[Summary] => President Arroyo’s inauguration at high noon on Wednesday will be "a watershed event and a turning point" for Filipinos as she starts her new term in office with the "strongest" mandate for her leadership, Malacañang officials said yesterday.
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[Title] => GMA inaugural, ball in Cebu
[Summary] => Cebu City will host a historic first at high noon on June 30: President Arroyo’s inaugural and the inaugural ball.
Mrs. Arroyo and Vice President-elect Noli de Castro will take their oaths of office before Chief Justice Hilario Davide in the capital city of Davide’s home province.
Cebu province was the catalyst for Mrs. Arroyo’s proclamation as the 14th president of the Republic as it was where she garnered most of the crucial votes that widened her margin of victory over actor Fernando Poe Jr. in the May 10 presidential election.
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MRS. ARROYO AND DE CASTRO
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[Title] => ‘What’s Angara up to?’
[Summary] => What is Sen. Edgardo Angara up to?
Representatives Prospero Pichay of Surigao del Sur, Douglas Cagas of Davao del Sur and Mauricio Domogan of Baguio City asked this question yesterday in reaction to Angara’s proposal that President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro quit their posts to allow the holding of a snap presidential election.
The three allies of the President said it was Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel Jr. who first made such call last year at the height of the "Hello, Garci" audiotape scandal.
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[Title] => Legarda asks PET to order Congress to preserve ballot boxes
[Summary] => Defeated vice presidential candidate and former Sen. Loren Legarda has asked the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) to order Congress to undertake all the necessary steps to preserve and protect the integrity of the ballot boxes in its possession.
In an omnibus motion, Legarda also sought the PET’s permission for her to conduct an inspection and inventory of the ballot boxes to ensure they were intact pending their transfer to the tribunal for a recount.
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[Title] => GMA, Noli call Poe, Legarda election protests ‘baseless’
[Summary] => President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro asked yesterday the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) to dismiss the electoral protests of Fernando Poe Jr. and his running mate Loren Legarda for being "baseless."
The country’s two highest officials also said that Poe and Legarda should have filed their petitions before the Commission on Elections, not the PET since they were complaining about a failure of elections through massive fraud.
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[Title] => Use pork to ease poverty, Noli urges lawmakers
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro asked lawmakers yesterday to help the government raise between P12 billion to P15 billion to finance President Arroyo’s pro-poor programs.
"Nananawagan ako sa ating mga mambabatas na makiisa sa ating Pangulo at pamahalaan sa kagustuhan nating labanan ang kahirapan," he said.
The National Anti-Poverty Commission alternate chairman said the lawmakers can allocate money from their Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) for the anti-poverty projects of Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => SC tells GMA, Noli to answer FPJ, Loren petitions within 10 days
[Summary] => The Supreme Court convened yesterday as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) and ordered President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro to answer charges of poll fraud filed by losing candidates Fernando Poe Jr. and former senator Loren Legarda.
Malacañang said Mrs. Arroyo and De Castro would file within 10 days their respective answers to the complaint filed with the PET.
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[Title] => SC meets as PET today
[Summary] => The Supreme Court convenes today as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) to tackle the separate protests filed last Friday by defeated presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. and his running mate, former senator Loren Legarda.
SC spokesman Ismael Khan said yesterday the tribunal would first determine if the protests are "sufficient in form and substance." If the protests are not summarily dismissed, the tribunal will then require the respondents — President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro — to comment.
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[Title] => De Castro: Do your share to solve RP’s woes
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Freshly sworn-in, Vice President Noli de Castro has urged Filipinos to do their share in solving the country’s woes.
De Castro has said he wants to serve as a "bridge" to all opposition political parties and interest groups by extending a hand of reconciliation for unity and progress.
In his inaugural speech at the Urios College Gym here, De Castro said it is time to heal the nation’s wounds and for the people to forget politics.
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[Title] => Palace: Inaugural to usher in stronger RP
[Summary] => President Arroyo’s inauguration at high noon on Wednesday will be "a watershed event and a turning point" for Filipinos as she starts her new term in office with the "strongest" mandate for her leadership, Malacañang officials said yesterday.
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[Title] => GMA inaugural, ball in Cebu
[Summary] => Cebu City will host a historic first at high noon on June 30: President Arroyo’s inaugural and the inaugural ball.
Mrs. Arroyo and Vice President-elect Noli de Castro will take their oaths of office before Chief Justice Hilario Davide in the capital city of Davide’s home province.
Cebu province was the catalyst for Mrs. Arroyo’s proclamation as the 14th president of the Republic as it was where she garnered most of the crucial votes that widened her margin of victory over actor Fernando Poe Jr. in the May 10 presidential election.
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