+ Follow SENATOR PANGILINAN Tag
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[Summary] => It's election season once again (although the Comelec doesn't want to recognize the fact of its existence yet) and the mud is slinging merrily away, in synch with the Christmas carols that chime promptly come the first of September.
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[Title] => Kiko rejects request for financial aid
[Summary] => SEN. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan could not extend financial assistance for the construction of the second condoville project at the Lorega Cemetery in Barangay Lorega.
[DatePublished] => 2012-06-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Term sharing kay Drilon hindi okay kay Enrile
[Summary] => Walang balak na makipaghatian ng termino si Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile kay Senator Franklin Drilon bilang lider ng Senado.
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[Title] => Letter To The Editor: On reversal of fortune: A reaction from the office of Sen. Pangilinan
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[Title] => Was it worth the waiting and watching?
[Summary] => Even to one inured in the circus antics of politicians, P.T. Barnum’s mega carnival showtime of yore, paled in comparison to the aborted Congress joint session dramatics.
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[Title] => A Shell, Petron, et. al. in collusion?
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[DatePublished] => 2008-09-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Reforms in juvenile justice system urged
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Instead of imprisonment for youth offenders, the Philippine justice system should focus on rehabilitation to protect the delinquent’s welfare, said lawyer Alberto Muyot, project officer of Unicef’s Juvenile Justice project.
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[Title] => Was it worth the waiting and watching?
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[Title] => A Shell, Petron, et. al. in collusion?
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Instead of imprisonment for youth offenders, the Philippine justice system should focus on rehabilitation to protect the delinquent’s welfare, said lawyer Alberto Muyot, project officer of Unicef’s Juvenile Justice project.
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