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Si Mayor Tomas Osmeña gikataho nga nag-ingon nga tungod kay ang duha nato ka representante sa Ubos Balay Balauranan milaban kang kanhi Speaker Jose De Venecia Jr. atol sa piniliay sa bag-ong Speaker, momenus...
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[Summary] => Amid the bleak prospect of a worsening budget deficit, there is still hope that the government will overcome this concern, Speaker Jose De Venecia Jr. said yesterday.
De Venecia said Congress will come in with a "seven-point program" to complement eight of the 10-point measures laid out by President Arroyo to reduce the fiscal crisis and keep the economy afloat.
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[Title] => Resignation of nat’l security adviser accepted
[Summary] => President Arroyo accepted yesterday the resignation of National Security Adviser Roilo Golez who will seek reelection as congressman of Parañaque City, running against outgoing Mayor Joey Marquez.
Golez told The STAR he had a lengthy talk with the President where they agreed that he will run under Mrs. Arroyo’s original political party Kampi.
Mrs. Arroyo ran as vice presidential candidate under Kampi where she was the running mate of Lakas presidential candidate Speaker Jose De Venecia Jr. in the 1998 elections.
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[Title] => JDV: Mission for 153,000 HK maids a success
[Summary] => Speaker Jose De Venecia Jr. has succeeded in securing an assurance from the Hong Kong government that the new wage policy in the territory, which imposes a HK$400 ($51) levy on the monthly pay of foreign maids, will not be imposed on workers with existing contracts.
This means that 153,000 Filipino domestic servants currently working in Hong Kong will be spared from the levy until their contract expires.
The wage cut will, however, be applicable on their next contract and those who will be hired starting April 1.
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De Venecia said Congress will come in with a "seven-point program" to complement eight of the 10-point measures laid out by President Arroyo to reduce the fiscal crisis and keep the economy afloat.
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Golez told The STAR he had a lengthy talk with the President where they agreed that he will run under Mrs. Arroyo’s original political party Kampi.
Mrs. Arroyo ran as vice presidential candidate under Kampi where she was the running mate of Lakas presidential candidate Speaker Jose De Venecia Jr. in the 1998 elections.
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This means that 153,000 Filipino domestic servants currently working in Hong Kong will be spared from the levy until their contract expires.
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February 10, 2008 - 12:00am
