+ Follow OPLE AND ANGARA Tag
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[Title] => Bulacan solon defends firing of gun
[Summary] => Bulacan Rep. Wilhelmino Sy Alvarado defended yesterday his firing of a gun during a wedding feast in Hagonoy town Saturday, saying he merely acted in self defense and to protect his integrity as a congressman after he was pushed by a "drunken man."
Alvarado was reacting to a STAR report yesterday where opposition Senators Edgardo Angara and Blas Ople denounced him for allegedly "disgracing" the entire Congress by firing his 9-mm. handgun Saturday during a wedding feast in Barangay Sto. Rosario, Hagonoy, Bulacan.
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[Title] => Senate panel firming up absentee voting safeguards
[Summary] => The Senate committee on suffrage and electoral reforms is now firming up safeguards to the proposed law allowing up to six million Filipinos overseas to vote in national elections, Sen. Edgardo Angara said yesterday.
Angara, the committee chairman, said there is a need to establish adequate safeguards for this "pioneering exercise" to prevent unscrupulous persons from using the measure for widespread cheating and election fraud.
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[Title] => Angara laughs off leadership shakedown
[Summary] => Sen. Edgardo Angara laughed off yesterday media speculations that Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. is on the way out as minority leader.
The speculations mounted that Pimentel would be booted out as minority leader next week for refusing to deliver a privilege speech against First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo and for allegedly becoming quite close to the administration.
"We are satisfied with the performance of Senator Pimentel," Angara said as he denied rumors that he would replace Pimentel.
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OPLE AND ANGARA
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Alvarado was reacting to a STAR report yesterday where opposition Senators Edgardo Angara and Blas Ople denounced him for allegedly "disgracing" the entire Congress by firing his 9-mm. handgun Saturday during a wedding feast in Barangay Sto. Rosario, Hagonoy, Bulacan.
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Angara, the committee chairman, said there is a need to establish adequate safeguards for this "pioneering exercise" to prevent unscrupulous persons from using the measure for widespread cheating and election fraud.
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[Summary] => Sen. Edgardo Angara laughed off yesterday media speculations that Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. is on the way out as minority leader.
The speculations mounted that Pimentel would be booted out as minority leader next week for refusing to deliver a privilege speech against First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo and for allegedly becoming quite close to the administration.
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October 6, 2001 - 12:00am
