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[Summary] => KALIBO, Aklan- Nanawagan kamakalawa si dating Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. sa mga pamahalaang-lokal na pangunahan ang kampanya laban sa pagwasak sa kalikasan bunsod ng mga nakakapinsalang aktibidad na pangkabuhayan.
Ayon kay Puno, kandidatong senador ng Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino, ang pinsalang dulot ng pagsira sa ekolohiya ay nagbubunga ng bilyun-bilyong pisong epekto sa kabuhayan ng bansa.
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[Title] => Revised Comelec sked to defer Cabinet changes
[Summary] => Changes in President Estrada’s Cabinet would likely be made in February following the resetting of filing period for certificates of candidacy for next year’s polls.
Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. said yesterday the decision of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to revise the schedule will allow Cabinet men running in the elections to stay a little bit longer in office and give the President more time to evaluate replacements. Puno himself is seeking a Senate seat in the May polls.
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[Title] => Palace denies planning post-impeachment junta
[Summary] => Malacañang denied yesterday reports that a junta will run the government if President Estrada is convicted by the Senate impeachment tribunal and removed from office.
Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. laughed off reports that his office had drawn up a post-impeachment scenario known as "God Save the King 2" detailing the structure of the supposed junta to be comprised of Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado and Philippine National Police chief Director General Panfilo Lacson, among other national leaders.
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[Title] => Show specifics, Palace tells Villar
[Summary] => Malacañang advised former House Speaker Manuel Villar Jr. yesterday to submit "specifics" of the alleged incidents of harassment of his private businesses so that concerned government officials can look into these claims.
At the outset, however, Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. vehemently belied any alleged Malacañang hand in the harassment of Villar’s private businesses.
"If you have such businesses, one should normally expect those kinds of inquiries or audits of income taxes, among other things," Puno said.
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[Title] => Puno to quit Dec. 8 due to feng shui
[Summary] => Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. plans to resign on Dec. 8 not because of the jueteng bribery scandal but to run for senator in the May 2001 elections, according to a Malacañang source.
Puno recently announced his plan to a small group of Malacañang officials and told them that he specifically chose Dec.
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[Title] => Puno to join Estrada’s party for Senate slot
[Summary] => Though he has not publicly confirmed his Senate bid, Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. has already indicated to President Estrada his willingness to be part of the 12-member senatorial lineup of the administration party.
Sources say Press Undersecretary Michael Toledo, a lawyer like Puno, is likely to succeed the press secretary.
While Puno still does not belong to any political party, he has indicated he may join President Estrada’s Partido ng Masang Pilipino (PMP) before he officially files his certificate of candidacy by January.
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[Title] => Palace ignores Senate resolution
[Summary] => Malacañang continued to ignore yesterday calls for the resignation of President Estrada, including one that came in the form of a resolution filed by two opposition senators.
Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. said the President remains determined to stay in office even after Senators Raul Roco and Loren Legarda filed Senate Resolution 889 the other day.
"President Estrada had made it clear he would not heed calls to resign. He has been consistent in his statements, which he repeated in his announcement last night," Puno said.
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[Title] => Estrada closes Pagcor outlets
[Summary] => As a step to keep the government’s hands off gambling, President Estrada ordered the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) yesterday to close down its community-based betting outlets for jai-alai, on-line bingo and Internet casino gaming.
However, casinos all over the country and the jai-alai fronton on Adriatico street in Malate, Manila will remain open to the public.
The President’s directive came after he announced on Oct. 14 that the government will totally pull out from all forms of gambling and that Pagcor will eventually be privatized.
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[Title] => ‘Peso to recover in 3 months’
[Summary] => President Estrada expressed confidence yesterday the peso would bounce back within the next two to three months, by which time the price of crude oil in the world market and the strong dollar should have stabilized to lessen pressure on regional currencies.
The President maintained this positive attitude a day after the peso fell to an all-time low of 46.61 to the dollar and dragged down with it most major stocks at the exchange.
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PRESS SECRETARY RICARDO PUNO JR.
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Ayon kay Puno, kandidatong senador ng Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino, ang pinsalang dulot ng pagsira sa ekolohiya ay nagbubunga ng bilyun-bilyong pisong epekto sa kabuhayan ng bansa.
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Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. said yesterday the decision of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to revise the schedule will allow Cabinet men running in the elections to stay a little bit longer in office and give the President more time to evaluate replacements. Puno himself is seeking a Senate seat in the May polls.
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[Title] => Palace denies planning post-impeachment junta
[Summary] => Malacañang denied yesterday reports that a junta will run the government if President Estrada is convicted by the Senate impeachment tribunal and removed from office.
Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. laughed off reports that his office had drawn up a post-impeachment scenario known as "God Save the King 2" detailing the structure of the supposed junta to be comprised of Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado and Philippine National Police chief Director General Panfilo Lacson, among other national leaders.
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At the outset, however, Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. vehemently belied any alleged Malacañang hand in the harassment of Villar’s private businesses.
"If you have such businesses, one should normally expect those kinds of inquiries or audits of income taxes, among other things," Puno said.
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[Summary] => Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. plans to resign on Dec. 8 not because of the jueteng bribery scandal but to run for senator in the May 2001 elections, according to a Malacañang source.
Puno recently announced his plan to a small group of Malacañang officials and told them that he specifically chose Dec.
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[Summary] => Though he has not publicly confirmed his Senate bid, Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. has already indicated to President Estrada his willingness to be part of the 12-member senatorial lineup of the administration party.
Sources say Press Undersecretary Michael Toledo, a lawyer like Puno, is likely to succeed the press secretary.
While Puno still does not belong to any political party, he has indicated he may join President Estrada’s Partido ng Masang Pilipino (PMP) before he officially files his certificate of candidacy by January.
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Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. said the President remains determined to stay in office even after Senators Raul Roco and Loren Legarda filed Senate Resolution 889 the other day.
"President Estrada had made it clear he would not heed calls to resign. He has been consistent in his statements, which he repeated in his announcement last night," Puno said.
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[Title] => Estrada closes Pagcor outlets
[Summary] => As a step to keep the government’s hands off gambling, President Estrada ordered the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) yesterday to close down its community-based betting outlets for jai-alai, on-line bingo and Internet casino gaming.
However, casinos all over the country and the jai-alai fronton on Adriatico street in Malate, Manila will remain open to the public.
The President’s directive came after he announced on Oct. 14 that the government will totally pull out from all forms of gambling and that Pagcor will eventually be privatized.
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The President maintained this positive attitude a day after the peso fell to an all-time low of 46.61 to the dollar and dragged down with it most major stocks at the exchange.
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