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[Title] => Solon urges hike in bank deposit coverage
[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano (Lakas) has urged the new Congress to pass a bill seeking to enlarge the insurance coverage of bank deposits, saying the measure has become imperative to protect depositors amid the lingering financial crisis.
"We must promptly increase the insurance coverage of deposits in order to restore public confidence in the banking system and revitalize the national savings mobilization effort at this difficult time," Cayetano pointed out.
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[Title] => Anti-poverty coalition in Senate urged
[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano (Lakas) appealed to his colleagues yesterday for support in forging a bipartisan Coalition Against Poverty that would put on top of its agenda the passage of key economic reforms to fast-track the alleviation of poverty.
A leading contender for the Senate presidency, Cayetano said his proposed pro-poor coalition would give the highest priority to new legislation and key economic reforms that would provide the immediate "3Rs" of relief, recovery and reform to the national economy.
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[Title] => $ 20M inutang para sa modernisasyon ng korte sa bansa
[Summary] => Iginiit kahapon ni Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano na tiyaking magagamit ang $ 20 milyon o P1.04 bilyong inutang sa World Bank para sa modernisasyon ng korte sa bansa na makakatulong para mabilis na paglutas ng kaso na ngayon ay nakabinbin sa ibat-ibang sala ng mga huwes at mahistrado.
Sinabi ni Cayetano, chairman ng Judicial Bar Council (JBC) na mahalagang maisakatuparan ang modernisasyon ng judicial system sa bansa upang magkaroon ng malaking kabawasan sa kasong nasa korte.
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[Summary] => Iginiit kahapon ni Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano na tiyaking magagamit ang $ 20 milyon o P1.04 bilyong inutang sa World Bank para sa modernisasyon ng korte sa bansa na makakatulong para mabilis na paglutas ng kaso na ngayon ay nakabinbin sa ibat-ibang sala ng mga huwes at mahistrado.
Sinabi ni Cayetano, chairman ng Judicial Bar Council (JBC) na mahalagang maisakatuparan ang modernisasyon ng judicial system sa bansa upang magkaroon ng malaking kabawasan sa kasong nasa korte.
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[Title] => Ban sought vs convicts running for office
[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano said yesterday that there should be a law disqualifying from running for public office persons who have been convicted by lower courts of heinous crimes, election-related offenses and crimes involving moral turpitude.
Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, noted that the present law bars from holding public office only those who have been convicted on final judgment
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[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano said yesterday that there should be a law disqualifying from running for public office persons who have been convicted by lower courts of heinous crimes, election-related offenses and crimes involving moral turpitude.
Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, noted that the present law bars from holding public office only those who have been convicted on final judgment
"The present law is the reason why persons like Congressman Romeo Jalosjos of Zamboanga del Norte could run for public office," he noted.
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[Title] => Pro-GMA senators to discuss race for presidency
[Summary] => All pro-administration senators will meet tonight to discuss the tightening race for the Senate presidency.
Newly re-elected Sen. Juan Flavier said that the informal gathering will involve only those who are not contenders for the top Senate post. He said he is not interested in the post "unless all aspirants kill one another and I am the only one left."
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[Title] => Pro-GMA senators to discuss race for presidency
[Summary] => All pro-administration senators will meet tonight to discuss the tightening race for the Senate presidency.
Newly re-elected Sen. Juan Flavier said that the informal gathering will involve only those who are not contenders for the top Senate post. He said he is not interested in the post "unless all aspirants kill one another and I am the only one left."
The aspirants for the Senate presidency of the incoming Congress are Senate President Aquilino Pimentel Jr., Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano, and newly re-elected Sen. Franklin Drilon, a former Senate president.
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[Title] => Cayetano to oppose Cha-cha
[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano said yesterday that he would oppose all proposals to amend the Constitution, either by an elected constitutional convention or by the House and the Senate convened as a constituent assembly.
Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, said that aside from being very divisive, Charter change (Cha-cha) is not timely,.
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[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano said yesterday that he would oppose all proposals to amend the Constitution, either by an elected constitutional convention or by the House and the Senate convened as a constituent assembly.
Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, said that aside from being very divisive, Charter change (Cha-cha) is not timely,.
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SENATE MINORITY LEADER RENATO CAYETANO
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[Title] => Solon urges hike in bank deposit coverage
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"We must promptly increase the insurance coverage of deposits in order to restore public confidence in the banking system and revitalize the national savings mobilization effort at this difficult time," Cayetano pointed out.
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[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano (Lakas) appealed to his colleagues yesterday for support in forging a bipartisan Coalition Against Poverty that would put on top of its agenda the passage of key economic reforms to fast-track the alleviation of poverty.
A leading contender for the Senate presidency, Cayetano said his proposed pro-poor coalition would give the highest priority to new legislation and key economic reforms that would provide the immediate "3Rs" of relief, recovery and reform to the national economy.
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Sinabi ni Cayetano, chairman ng Judicial Bar Council (JBC) na mahalagang maisakatuparan ang modernisasyon ng judicial system sa bansa upang magkaroon ng malaking kabawasan sa kasong nasa korte.
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Sinabi ni Cayetano, chairman ng Judicial Bar Council (JBC) na mahalagang maisakatuparan ang modernisasyon ng judicial system sa bansa upang magkaroon ng malaking kabawasan sa kasong nasa korte.
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[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano said yesterday that there should be a law disqualifying from running for public office persons who have been convicted by lower courts of heinous crimes, election-related offenses and crimes involving moral turpitude.
Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, noted that the present law bars from holding public office only those who have been convicted on final judgment
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[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano said yesterday that there should be a law disqualifying from running for public office persons who have been convicted by lower courts of heinous crimes, election-related offenses and crimes involving moral turpitude.
Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, noted that the present law bars from holding public office only those who have been convicted on final judgment
"The present law is the reason why persons like Congressman Romeo Jalosjos of Zamboanga del Norte could run for public office," he noted.
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[Summary] => All pro-administration senators will meet tonight to discuss the tightening race for the Senate presidency.
Newly re-elected Sen. Juan Flavier said that the informal gathering will involve only those who are not contenders for the top Senate post. He said he is not interested in the post "unless all aspirants kill one another and I am the only one left."
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[Summary] => All pro-administration senators will meet tonight to discuss the tightening race for the Senate presidency.
Newly re-elected Sen. Juan Flavier said that the informal gathering will involve only those who are not contenders for the top Senate post. He said he is not interested in the post "unless all aspirants kill one another and I am the only one left."
The aspirants for the Senate presidency of the incoming Congress are Senate President Aquilino Pimentel Jr., Senate Minority Leader Renato Cayetano, and newly re-elected Sen. Franklin Drilon, a former Senate president.
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Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, said that aside from being very divisive, Charter change (Cha-cha) is not timely,.
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Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on justice and human rights, said that aside from being very divisive, Charter change (Cha-cha) is not timely,.
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