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Mind your own business.

This was Malacañang's message yesterday to Rep.
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Catholic bishops have it all wrong in asking that Joseph Estrada stop his sons
from running for public office. They say he promised walang kamag-anak.
But that pertained to government deals, not the right to suffrage -- to vote
and be voted upon.

* * *

Executive Secretary Ronnie Zamora had wanted to thwart creation of an Office of
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Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican revealed this yesterday as he admitted
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But that pertained to government deals, not the right to suffrage -- to vote
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Palace won't fire Zamora, De Jesus

January 29, 2000 - 12:00am

Mind your own business. This was Malacañang's message yesterday to Rep.

Headlines

Zamora, De Jesus forge `ceasefire'

January 26, 2000 - 12:00am

The executive secretary has made peace with the "Dragon Lady." At least for now. Laying down their guns, warring members of President Estrada's Cabinet have decided to observe a ceasefire so as to spare the...

Headlines

Balancing off Ronnie, Lenny with a 3rd man - Gotcha

By by JariusBondoc | January 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Catholic bishops have it all wrong in asking that Joseph Estrada stop his sons from running for public office. They say he promised walang kamag-anak. But that pertained to government deals, not the right to...

Opinion