+ Follow Senators Francis Pangilinan Tag
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[Title] => Senators bat for longer maternity leave
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[Title] => Palace denies loyalty check in coalition
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Amid separate pronouncements and preparations for the next year’s elections, Malacañang said yesterday no loyalty check would be carried out on members of the ruling coalition.
Officials, however, did not discount the possibility that some administration stalwarts might bolt and join the opposition.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita warned that those planning to bolt the majority coalition will suffer the consequences of their decision.
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[Title] => More classrooms for Talisay sought
[Summary] => For lack of funds, Talisay City councilor Ritchel Bacaltos is seeking the assistance of national government officials for the construction of additional classrooms and for the purchase of materials and equipment to enhance classroom instruction.
Bacaltos, chairperson of the council's committee on education, asked Senators Francis Pangilinan, Juan Flavier, and Ralph Recto to appropriate P1.5 million each from their priority development assistance fund for the primary and secondary public schools in Talisay.
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[Title] => Early passage of judges’ pay bill urged
[Summary] => A former Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) governor for Central Luzon urged Congress yesterday to immediately ratify the bill which gives judges allowances equivalent to 100 percent of their monthly basic pay.
"We commend Senate President Franklin Drilon for his able leadership when he resolved the impasse over the measure rationalizing the salaries of justices, judges and court personnel. Drilon’s timely intervention will pave the way for the early ratification of the bill," lawyer Pete Principe said in a statement.
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[Title] => DOJ chief insists on charging 122 Chinese suspected of poaching
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez yesterday said 122 Chinese fishermen locked up in a Palawan jail for poaching would not be released if they continue to refuse to admit their guilt.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople had earlier inquired about the possibility of releasing them as a goodwill gesture to Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng, who is scheduled to vist the country next week.
"If they don’t plead guilty, then we’ll continue with the prosecution," Perez told reporters in an interview.
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Officials, however, did not discount the possibility that some administration stalwarts might bolt and join the opposition.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita warned that those planning to bolt the majority coalition will suffer the consequences of their decision.
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Bacaltos, chairperson of the council's committee on education, asked Senators Francis Pangilinan, Juan Flavier, and Ralph Recto to appropriate P1.5 million each from their priority development assistance fund for the primary and secondary public schools in Talisay.
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"We commend Senate President Franklin Drilon for his able leadership when he resolved the impasse over the measure rationalizing the salaries of justices, judges and court personnel. Drilon’s timely intervention will pave the way for the early ratification of the bill," lawyer Pete Principe said in a statement.
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[Title] => DOJ chief insists on charging 122 Chinese suspected of poaching
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez yesterday said 122 Chinese fishermen locked up in a Palawan jail for poaching would not be released if they continue to refuse to admit their guilt.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople had earlier inquired about the possibility of releasing them as a goodwill gesture to Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng, who is scheduled to vist the country next week.
"If they don’t plead guilty, then we’ll continue with the prosecution," Perez told reporters in an interview.
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October 19, 2003 - 12:00am
