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[Title] => Reyes re-elected Palawan gov
[Summary] => PALAWAN — Re-electionist Gov. Joel Reyes and his entire slate under the Puwersa ng Mamamayang Pa-laweño made a clean sweep of the provincial polls.
The provincial board of canvassers proclaimed Reyes, his vice gubernatorial running mate, David Ponce de Leon, and the two provincial board members-elect last Saturday.
Also declared winner was Edward Hagedorn as mayor of Puerto Princesa City. He beat Dennis Socrates, son of the late former governor Salvador Socrates.
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[Title] => Palawan gov ready to face Comelec charges
[Summary] => Palawan Gov. Joel Reyes is ready to face charges that may be filed against him by the Commission on Elections in connection with the alleged election offense lodged against him by his defeated political opponent in the 2001 elections, the former Mayor Edward Hagedorn.
Provincial Information Officer Rolando Bonoan, Jr. issued this statement after the Comelec Commissioners en banc released its resolution upholding the findings of its law department of the case filed by Hagedorn against Reyes.
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[Title] => Void Comelec resolution, Palawan governor asks Supreme Court
[Summary] => Incumbent Palawan Gov. Mario Joel Reyes filed with the Supreme Court last Friday a petition to nullify and restrain the enforcement of a Commission on Elections (Comelec) resolution dated Jan. 2, declaring then Gov. Salvador Socrates disqualified from holding office and the defeated candidate, Douglas Hagedorn, winner in the 1998 gubernatorial elections.
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[Title] => Comelec to resolve dispute over Palawan governorship
[Summary] => The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is set to resolve this week the dispute over the governorship of Palawan which has remained void following the disappearance of Gov. Salvador Socrates in a plane crash in July this year.
Meanwhile, Douglas Salon Hagedorn, who contested the gubernatorial seat against Socrates in the May 1998 election, urged his provincemates to exercise restraint while awaiting the Comelec en banc ruling on the issue.
The poll body’s legal department has reportedly decided that Hagedorn won the gubernatorial post over Socrates.
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SALVADOR SOCRATES
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[Title] => Reyes re-elected Palawan gov
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The provincial board of canvassers proclaimed Reyes, his vice gubernatorial running mate, David Ponce de Leon, and the two provincial board members-elect last Saturday.
Also declared winner was Edward Hagedorn as mayor of Puerto Princesa City. He beat Dennis Socrates, son of the late former governor Salvador Socrates.
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Provincial Information Officer Rolando Bonoan, Jr. issued this statement after the Comelec Commissioners en banc released its resolution upholding the findings of its law department of the case filed by Hagedorn against Reyes.
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[Title] => Void Comelec resolution, Palawan governor asks Supreme Court
[Summary] => Incumbent Palawan Gov. Mario Joel Reyes filed with the Supreme Court last Friday a petition to nullify and restrain the enforcement of a Commission on Elections (Comelec) resolution dated Jan. 2, declaring then Gov. Salvador Socrates disqualified from holding office and the defeated candidate, Douglas Hagedorn, winner in the 1998 gubernatorial elections.
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Meanwhile, Douglas Salon Hagedorn, who contested the gubernatorial seat against Socrates in the May 1998 election, urged his provincemates to exercise restraint while awaiting the Comelec en banc ruling on the issue.
The poll body’s legal department has reportedly decided that Hagedorn won the gubernatorial post over Socrates.
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