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[Title] => Barbers: Any Lakas bet can beat Lacson
[Summary] => Any presidential candidate to be fielded by the ruling Lakas-NUCD party will easily defeat prospective opposition candidate Sen. Panfilo Lacson in next year’s elections, administration Sen. Robert Barbers predicted yesterday.
Barbers was reacting to claims by the Lacson camp that the administration party was running out of presidential contenders, it had to invite former ambassador Eduardo Cojuangco to carry its colors in the forthcoming elections.
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[Title] => Arroyo, Cory turfs favor PPC bets, but divided over their local choices
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga — Voters in this home-province of President Arroyo and in her ally former President Corazon Aquino’s Tarlac may have shown their pro-administration bias by voting for majority of the People Power Coalition’s senatorial bets, but they were divided in their choices for local officials.
Yesterday’s tabulations of the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) in this province showed that nine of the administration Lakas-NUCD mayoral bets are likely to be proclaimed winners.
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[Title] => Arroyo, Cory turfs favor PPC bets, but divided over their local choices
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga  Voters in this home-province of President Arroyo and in her ally former President Corazon Aquino’s Tarlac may have shown their pro-administration bias by voting for majority of the People Power Coalition’s senatorial bets, but they were divided in their choices for local officials.
Yesterday’s tabulations of the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) in this province showed that nine of the administration Lakas-NUCD mayoral bets are likely to be proclaimed winners.
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[Title] => Angeles rally for PPC bets denied permit
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — A leader of a local coalition formed to oust former President Joseph Estrada has accused Mayor Carmelo Lazatin of "sabotaging" a rally to be attended here today by the 13 senatorial candidates of the People Power Coalition (PPC).
Lazatin denied yesterday a permit for the rally which the Coalition for the Ouster of Erap (CORE) plans to stage at 6 p.m. today at downtown Plaza Miranda.
CORE spokesman Alex Cauguiran said Lazatin instead announced that an "instant trade fair" will be held at the site up to midnight today.
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[Title] => Pampanga vice governor gives way to Mikey for 2001 elections
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga – Vice Gov. Clayton Olalia, who belongs to Lakas-NUCD, announced yesterday that he is giving way to vice presidential son Mikey Arroyo who wants to run for vice governor under the same party in next year’s polls.
In an interview, Olalia said his decision was prompted by his desire to rally all political leaders in this province behind Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo who now heads the United Opposition, amid calls for President Estrada to resign. Olalia earlier had wanted to seek another term as vice governor.
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[Summary] => Any presidential candidate to be fielded by the ruling Lakas-NUCD party will easily defeat prospective opposition candidate Sen. Panfilo Lacson in next year’s elections, administration Sen. Robert Barbers predicted yesterday.
Barbers was reacting to claims by the Lacson camp that the administration party was running out of presidential contenders, it had to invite former ambassador Eduardo Cojuangco to carry its colors in the forthcoming elections.
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Yesterday’s tabulations of the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) in this province showed that nine of the administration Lakas-NUCD mayoral bets are likely to be proclaimed winners.
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[Title] => Arroyo, Cory turfs favor PPC bets, but divided over their local choices
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Yesterday’s tabulations of the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) in this province showed that nine of the administration Lakas-NUCD mayoral bets are likely to be proclaimed winners.
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[Title] => Angeles rally for PPC bets denied permit
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — A leader of a local coalition formed to oust former President Joseph Estrada has accused Mayor Carmelo Lazatin of "sabotaging" a rally to be attended here today by the 13 senatorial candidates of the People Power Coalition (PPC).
Lazatin denied yesterday a permit for the rally which the Coalition for the Ouster of Erap (CORE) plans to stage at 6 p.m. today at downtown Plaza Miranda.
CORE spokesman Alex Cauguiran said Lazatin instead announced that an "instant trade fair" will be held at the site up to midnight today.
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[Title] => Pampanga vice governor gives way to Mikey for 2001 elections
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga – Vice Gov. Clayton Olalia, who belongs to Lakas-NUCD, announced yesterday that he is giving way to vice presidential son Mikey Arroyo who wants to run for vice governor under the same party in next year’s polls.
In an interview, Olalia said his decision was prompted by his desire to rally all political leaders in this province behind Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo who now heads the United Opposition, amid calls for President Estrada to resign. Olalia earlier had wanted to seek another term as vice governor.
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