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[Title] => Mar Roxas’ disqualification sought
[Summary] => A lawyers’ group filed yesterday a disqualification case against senatorial candidate Manuel Roxas II with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) for allegedly exceeding the allowed television campaign minutes, with still a month to go before the May polls.
Lawyer Vicente Bonaobra, a member of Pro-Constitution (Pro-Con), accused Roxas of having logged 161.25 minutes of television ads as of March 28, about 40 minutes more than the 120 minutes allowed for the entire campaign period.
The case against Roxas is the fifth filed by Pro-Con.
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[AuthorName] => Jose Aravilla
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[Title] => Another case filed to disqualify GMA
[Summary] => President Arroyo is facing a new disqualification case, this time filed by a group of lawyers accusing her of vote-buying and using public funds for her election campaign.
Lawyers Agripino Baybay and Patrick Velez, of the group Pro-Con, charged that Mrs. Arroyo was illegally using government resources to help boost her bid for a fresh term in the May 10 polls.
They said Mrs. Arroyo was virtually buying votes by distributing Philhealth medical insurance cards bearing her photograph during campaign sorties.
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[Title] => Sasamahan ba ni GMA si Eddie Gl?
[Summary] => HINDI na ako nagulat nang lumabas ang balita na idinis-qualify ng Comelec si Eddie Gil bilang kandidato sa pagka-presidente. Noon pa sana ay hindi na dapat pang pinayagang kumandidato si Gil sapagkat may mga ebidensiya at mga basehan na wala itong kuwalipikasyon at kakayahang magsagawa ng pambansang pangangampanya.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Danny Macabuhay
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[Title] => Palace defends GMA ads
[Summary] => Malacañang insisted yesterday that President Arroyo’s television campaign ads remain within the 120-minute limit set by the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the Palace will "adopt" the Comelec’s interpretation of the law on political advertisements on television — that each candidate in the May 10 presidential election is allowed a total of 120 minutes "per TV station," not the total being divided among several television networks.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva
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PRO-CON
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[Title] => Mar Roxas’ disqualification sought
[Summary] => A lawyers’ group filed yesterday a disqualification case against senatorial candidate Manuel Roxas II with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) for allegedly exceeding the allowed television campaign minutes, with still a month to go before the May polls.
Lawyer Vicente Bonaobra, a member of Pro-Constitution (Pro-Con), accused Roxas of having logged 161.25 minutes of television ads as of March 28, about 40 minutes more than the 120 minutes allowed for the entire campaign period.
The case against Roxas is the fifth filed by Pro-Con.
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[Title] => Another case filed to disqualify GMA
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Lawyers Agripino Baybay and Patrick Velez, of the group Pro-Con, charged that Mrs. Arroyo was illegally using government resources to help boost her bid for a fresh term in the May 10 polls.
They said Mrs. Arroyo was virtually buying votes by distributing Philhealth medical insurance cards bearing her photograph during campaign sorties.
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[Title] => Sasamahan ba ni GMA si Eddie Gl?
[Summary] => HINDI na ako nagulat nang lumabas ang balita na idinis-qualify ng Comelec si Eddie Gil bilang kandidato sa pagka-presidente. Noon pa sana ay hindi na dapat pang pinayagang kumandidato si Gil sapagkat may mga ebidensiya at mga basehan na wala itong kuwalipikasyon at kakayahang magsagawa ng pambansang pangangampanya.
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[Title] => Palace defends GMA ads
[Summary] => Malacañang insisted yesterday that President Arroyo’s television campaign ads remain within the 120-minute limit set by the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the Palace will "adopt" the Comelec’s interpretation of the law on political advertisements on television — that each candidate in the May 10 presidential election is allowed a total of 120 minutes "per TV station," not the total being divided among several television networks.
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