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[Title] => No international law conferred Philippine citizenship on Poe
[Summary] => SEN. Grace Poe Llamanzares and her supporters have gone to town with their notion that, if not the Constitution, international law had conferred on her, a foundling, the status of a natural-born citizen.
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[Title] => Dual citizenship law may breed frustration
[Summary] => CLARIFICATION NEEDED: Senate President Franklin Drilon announced yesterday with understandable pride that President Arroyo would sign into law not later than Friday the new dual citizenship bill.
Drilon, sponsor of Senate Bill 2130 that dominated in the merger with House Bill 4720 on the subject, better clarify the effects of the impending law before it breeds frustration and bitterness among overseas Filipinos dreaming of dual citizenship.
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