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Ang Bagong Katipunan said the main agenda of the summit must be centered on the basic issues such as unity  among leaders of various political groups, peace and order and economic recovery.


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SWS: 56% plan to vote ‘no,’ 42% ‘yes’ in Cha-cha plebiscite

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Over half or 56 percent of Filipinos would vote "no" if a plebiscite to approve amendments to the Constitution were held now, according to an independent opinion poll conducted by Social Weather Stations...

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SWS: 56% plan to vote ‘no,’ 42% ‘yes’ in Cha-cha plebiscite

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Over half or 56 percent of Filipinos would vote "no" if a plebiscite to approve amendments to the Constitution were held now, according to an independent opinion poll conducted by Social Weather Stations...

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SWS: 56% plan to vote ‘no,’ 42% ‘yes’ in Cha-cha plebiscite

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Over half or 56 percent of Filipinos would vote "no" if a plebiscite to approve amendments to the Constitution were held now, according to an independent opinion poll conducted by Social Weather Stations...

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Leaders’ summit for unity sought

December 8, 2001 - 12:00am

A newly launched mass movement called on President Arroyo yesterday to initiate the holding of a summit among the country’s top political leaders in order "to forge genuine unity and achieve peace." Ang...

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