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[Summary] => Has Senate President Franklin Drilon joined forces with former President Fidel Ramos?
Drilon confirmed yesterday his meeting with Ramos and former senator Vicente Sotto III, an opposition leader, in an undisclosed place last Monday.
Drilon refused to divulge details of the meeting, which came amid a deadline set by Ramos for President Arroyo to issue a definitive stand on the proposal by the presidential constitutional commission (con-com) to extend the term of elective officials until 2010.
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[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon said he is ready to abide by his constitutional duty to become "acting president," amid calls by the Black and White (B&W) Movement for President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro to resign.
As the third highest official of the land, Drilon said it is part of his mandate, under the constitutional succession clause, to assume the top post once it is declared vacant.
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Drilon refused to divulge details of the meeting, which came amid a deadline set by Ramos for President Arroyo to issue a definitive stand on the proposal by the presidential constitutional commission (con-com) to extend the term of elective officials until 2010.
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As the third highest official of the land, Drilon said it is part of his mandate, under the constitutional succession clause, to assume the top post once it is declared vacant.
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January 3, 2006 - 12:00am
