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[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. may be enjoying majority support in the House of Representatives but he still has the jitters about retaining his seat.
"We should always take a posture of humility, we must run scared," De Venecia told Pangasinan reporters in his residence here.
Of the 236 congressmen, De Venecia said 182 are supporting his new bid as speaker, well over the required 119 votes to clinch anew the fourth highest elective position in the land.
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The NPC has yet to determine which party it will ally itself with for the 2004 national elections and the deadline for this decision is in November, NPC member and Tarlac Rep. Jesli Lapuz said yesterday.
Speaking at the press forum at Sulo Hotel, Lapuz said the November deadline was set because of the fluid political situation.
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Dalawampung partido politikal ang takdang dumalo kahapon sa summit na ito. Tanging ang Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) ang umanoy nag-boycott.
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"We should always take a posture of humility, we must run scared," De Venecia told Pangasinan reporters in his residence here.
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Dalawampung partido politikal ang takdang dumalo kahapon sa summit na ito. Tanging ang Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) ang umanoy nag-boycott.
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