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                    [Title] => Celia on Doy Laurel’s legacy/Chit’s ‘Personal Space’
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To mark the ninth death anniversary of V-P Salvador H. Laurel, his widow Celia Diaz re-launched Nick Joaquin's “Doy Laurel in Profile” and opened the Salvador H. Museum and Library in San Pedro, Laguna.

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                    [Title] => QC gov’t takes over Pugad Lawin shrine
                    [Summary] => The Quezon City government officially took over the administration of the historic Dambana ng Pugad Lawin in Barangay Bahay Toro, Project 8, where Katipuneros gathered on Aug. 23, 1896 and tore their "cedulas" to signal the Filipino revolt against Spanish colonial rule.


Mayor Feliciano Belmonte jr. accepted the symbolic key, scroll of certificate of transfer from Undersecretary Manuel Gaite of the Office of the President following wreath-laying rites at  the shrine yesterday to commemorate the 107th anniversary of the Cry of Pugad Lawin.


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                    [Title] => Court extends Doy’s stay abroad
                    [Summary] => The Sandiganbayan allowed yesterday former Vice President Salvador Laurel to extend his stay abroad until Aug. 15 and seek a second opinion on initial findings that he is suffering from a "certain type of lymphoma."


Laurel faces graft charges in connection with the P9.6-billion Expo Filipino scam when he was still chairman of the National Centennial Commission. He is accused of unilaterally increasing the budget for the construction of the ampitheater in the 1998 Centennial Expo, located in Pampanga, from P248 million to P1.165 billion.


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                    [Title] => Doy seeks extended trip for medical diagnosis
                    [Summary] => Former Vice President Salvador "Doy" Laurel, who has been indicted for graft in the P9.6-billion Expo Pilipino scam, asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him to extend his travel abroad until Aug. 15 so he could seek a second opinion for his lymphoma in Vancouver, Canada.
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                    [Title] => Sandigan remands Doy’s graft case to Ombudsman
                    [Summary] => The Sandiganbayan remanded to the Office of the Ombudsman yesterday the graft case against former Vice President Salvador "Doy" Laurel in connection with the alleged multibillion-peso Expo Pilipino scam.


The anti-graft court’s fifth division said government prosecutors "deprived" Laurel, former chairman of the National Centennial Commission, of his right to file an appeal because he was only given a copy of their decision on the same day he was indicted.


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                    [Title] => Laurel asks court to drop arraignment
                    [Summary] => Former vice president Salvador Laurel asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to "cancel" his  May 2 arraignment on graft charges because the Ombudsman had not given him due process.


In a five-page motion, Laurel said he received a copy of the Ombudsman’s resolution last March 21, the same day government prosecutors charged him in court.


Laurel, former chairman of the National Centennial Commission, said the act alone proved that government was bent on pinning him down by not giving him the chance to file an appeal.


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                    [Title] => Ex-VP Laurel kinasuhan ng graft
                    [Summary] => Dahil sa katiwaliang naganap umano sa bidding ng Freedom Ring sa Clark Expo-Filipino, sinampahan kahapon ng kasong katiwalian ng Ombudsman sa Sandiganbayan si dating Vice President Salvador "Doy" Laurel.


Sa apat na pahinang kasong inihain ng anti-graft body, kinasuhan si Laurel ng graft dahil sa hindi nito pagpapadaan sa bidding sa pagpapagawa ng naturang kontrobersiyal na Freedom Ring.


Nabatid na itinaas ni Laurel ang halaga ng pagpapagawa ng Freedom Ring mula P248 milyon sa P1.165 bilyon ng walang pondo mula sa gobyerno.


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                    [Title] => ‘Expo a meaningful legacy’
                    [Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Returning to the controversial Expo Pilipino for the first time last Friday since he ordered it built during his presidency, former President Fidel Ramos hailed the project as "probably the only meaningful legacy" to future generations of Filipinos.


Ordered shut down by Ramos’ successor, former President Joseph Estrada, the 60-hectare Expo Pilipino will be taken over by the Clark Development Corp. (CDC) next month in a bid to make profitable as a world-class theme park.


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                    [Title] => ‘Rizal in Saga,’ Nick Joaquin in his element
                    [Summary] => The purchase by the GSIS of Juan Luna’s "Parisian Life" has sparked a lively debate: Whether or not the money should have been used to nourish the body or the soul. The issue, however, is more than about dollars and cents. Just as valuable as timeless works of art, if not  more so, are the lessons of history and the inspiration from the lives of Filipinos who struggled to win our independence. Sadly, we seem to have forgotten these lessons when they are most urgently needed.


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                    [AuthorName] => Maria Consuelo C. Ortuoste
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                    [Title] => No more pleadings, Supreme Court tells Laurel
                    [Summary] => "No further plea—dings shall be allowed."


With this warning, the Supreme Court hammered the last nail yesterday on former Vice President Salvador Laurel’s efforts to stop the Ombudsman from indicting him for alleged anomalies in the construction of the Expo Pilipino’s P1.165-billion "Freedom Ring."


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Mayor Feliciano Belmonte jr. accepted the symbolic key, scroll of certificate of transfer from Undersecretary Manuel Gaite of the Office of the President following wreath-laying rites at  the shrine yesterday to commemorate the 107th anniversary of the Cry of Pugad Lawin.


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                    [Summary] => The Sandiganbayan allowed yesterday former Vice President Salvador Laurel to extend his stay abroad until Aug. 15 and seek a second opinion on initial findings that he is suffering from a "certain type of lymphoma."


Laurel faces graft charges in connection with the P9.6-billion Expo Filipino scam when he was still chairman of the National Centennial Commission. He is accused of unilaterally increasing the budget for the construction of the ampitheater in the 1998 Centennial Expo, located in Pampanga, from P248 million to P1.165 billion.


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                    [Title] => Sandigan remands Doy’s graft case to Ombudsman
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The anti-graft court’s fifth division said government prosecutors "deprived" Laurel, former chairman of the National Centennial Commission, of his right to file an appeal because he was only given a copy of their decision on the same day he was indicted.


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                    [Title] => Laurel asks court to drop arraignment
                    [Summary] => Former vice president Salvador Laurel asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to "cancel" his  May 2 arraignment on graft charges because the Ombudsman had not given him due process.


In a five-page motion, Laurel said he received a copy of the Ombudsman’s resolution last March 21, the same day government prosecutors charged him in court.


Laurel, former chairman of the National Centennial Commission, said the act alone proved that government was bent on pinning him down by not giving him the chance to file an appeal.


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                    [Title] => Ex-VP Laurel kinasuhan ng graft
                    [Summary] => Dahil sa katiwaliang naganap umano sa bidding ng Freedom Ring sa Clark Expo-Filipino, sinampahan kahapon ng kasong katiwalian ng Ombudsman sa Sandiganbayan si dating Vice President Salvador "Doy" Laurel.


Sa apat na pahinang kasong inihain ng anti-graft body, kinasuhan si Laurel ng graft dahil sa hindi nito pagpapadaan sa bidding sa pagpapagawa ng naturang kontrobersiyal na Freedom Ring.


Nabatid na itinaas ni Laurel ang halaga ng pagpapagawa ng Freedom Ring mula P248 milyon sa P1.165 bilyon ng walang pondo mula sa gobyerno.


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Ordered shut down by Ramos’ successor, former President Joseph Estrada, the 60-hectare Expo Pilipino will be taken over by the Clark Development Corp. (CDC) next month in a bid to make profitable as a world-class theme park.


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                    [Title] => No more pleadings, Supreme Court tells Laurel
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