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[Title] => Politicians’ ambitions, pork barrel hindering progress of Cha-cha
[Summary] => Some senators are opposed to Charter change and a shift to a parliamentary form of government because of political ambition and the desire to hold on to some P200 million in pork barrel funds, a ranking administration lawmaker said yesterday.
The congressman, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said many members of the House of Representatives are hoping that these anti-Charter change senators will "rise above their selfish interests and think of the welfare of the country."
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-19 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Paolo Romero
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[Title] => Senate passes amendments to Dangerous Drugs Act
[Summary] => The Senate passed yesterday on second reading a bill strengthening the Dangerous Drugs Act by imposing stiffer sanctions, lowering the amount of drug possession needed for capital punishment, and employing the participation of family, schools and workplace in enforcing it.
Sen. Robert Barbers, principal author and sponsor of the measure, said the passage of the bill would correct the "infirmities" of the old law, saying they contributed to the spread of the drug menace in recent years.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Efren Danao
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[Title] => Drilon bill to provide new education options
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More low-income individuals, working students and even housewives and jail
inmates can pursue higher education through the open learning and distance
education system once it is institutionalized under a proposal pending in the
Senate.
Senate President Franklin Drilon assured yesterday that Senate Bill No.
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SENATORS JUAN FLAVIER
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[Title] => Politicians’ ambitions, pork barrel hindering progress of Cha-cha
[Summary] => Some senators are opposed to Charter change and a shift to a parliamentary form of government because of political ambition and the desire to hold on to some P200 million in pork barrel funds, a ranking administration lawmaker said yesterday.
The congressman, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said many members of the House of Representatives are hoping that these anti-Charter change senators will "rise above their selfish interests and think of the welfare of the country."
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[Title] => Senate passes amendments to Dangerous Drugs Act
[Summary] => The Senate passed yesterday on second reading a bill strengthening the Dangerous Drugs Act by imposing stiffer sanctions, lowering the amount of drug possession needed for capital punishment, and employing the participation of family, schools and workplace in enforcing it.
Sen. Robert Barbers, principal author and sponsor of the measure, said the passage of the bill would correct the "infirmities" of the old law, saying they contributed to the spread of the drug menace in recent years.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Drilon bill to provide new education options
[Summary] =>
More low-income individuals, working students and even housewives and jail
inmates can pursue higher education through the open learning and distance
education system once it is institutionalized under a proposal pending in the
Senate.
Senate President Franklin Drilon assured yesterday that Senate Bill No.
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