+ Follow PRESIDENT FIDEL RAMOS AND SPEAKER JOSE Tag
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[Summary] => The proposed shift to the parliamentary system would not be the solution to the country’s political and economic problems, opposition congressmen said yesterday.
Minority Leader Francis Escudero said a new form of government with President Arroyo still in power would mean that the nation would still have to grapple with the present political crisis it is facing.
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[Title] => Loren inclined to accept FPJ offer
[Summary] => Describing herself as in the "homestretch" of her consultations for the May 2004 polls, Sen. Loren Legarda told The STAR in an exclusive interview Friday night that she was inclined to accept the offer of opposition presidential bet Fernando Poe Jr. to be his running mate.
"He (Poe) will be a unifying leader who can use his charisma to inspire the nation. We’ve been so wounded and politically divided," she said.
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PRESIDENT FIDEL RAMOS AND SPEAKER JOSE
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Minority Leader Francis Escudero said a new form of government with President Arroyo still in power would mean that the nation would still have to grapple with the present political crisis it is facing.
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"He (Poe) will be a unifying leader who can use his charisma to inspire the nation. We’ve been so wounded and politically divided," she said.
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