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Sa isang press briefing sa Malacañang, sinabi ni Lorenzo na walang "pressure" na ginamit sa kanya para magbitiw sa puwesto gaya nang napapaulat.


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                    [Title] => Chavez files 3rd plunder suit vs Arroyo
                    [Summary] => Former solicitor general Francisco Chavez filed yesterday before the Office of the Ombudsman a third plunder case against President Arroyo. 


Based on the affidavit of businessman Rodolfo Galang, a confessed dirty tricks operator, the case involved the alleged release of P200 million by Mrs. Arroyo for her electoral campaign in Mindanao.


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                    [Title] => Man claims involvement in poll fraud vs Poe
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The victim, Capt. Felix Cabardo, was doing his daily rounds of spraying when the tragedy happened, the Air Transportation Office said. 


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The P3-billion Mal-Mar project being bankrolled by the Japanese government can irrigate some 10,000 hectares of farmlands in rebel strongholds at the border of Maguindanao and North Cotabato, both in Central Mindanao. 


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Agriculture Secretary Luisito Lorenzo, presidential assistant Marita Jimenez, National Irrigation Administration head Jesus Emmanuel Paras and Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano will assist the President in the inauguration ceremonies.


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                    [Title] => Arroyo arrives in Bangkok for APEC summit
                    [Summary] => BANGKOK, Thailand (via PLDT) — President Arroyo arrived here yesterday to join 20 other heads of state attending the 11th Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders’ summit that starts today.


Along with her official delegation, Mrs. Arroyo brought with her representatives of the Metro Manila Mayors Council who included Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte, Benhur Abalos of Mandaluyong City, Jose Emmanuel Carlos of Valenzuela City, Rosendo Capco of Pateros, Reynaldo Malonzo of Caloocan City, Marides Fernando of Marikina City and Manila Mayor Joselito Atienza, head of the delegation.
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                    [Title] => Military ‘deployed’ in watch vs SARS
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo called upon the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) yesterday to do its share in preventing the entry of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) epidemic into the country.


In her speech during the installation of Gen. Narciso Abaya as the new AFP chief, the President noted that the change of command at the AFP came amid the alarming threat of the worldwide increase in SARS cases.


"The full force of all government agencies, including the Armed Forces, must be consolidated," she said.


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AGRICULTURE SECRETARY LUISITO LORENZO

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Sa isang press briefing sa Malacañang, sinabi ni Lorenzo na walang "pressure" na ginamit sa kanya para magbitiw sa puwesto gaya nang napapaulat.


Gayunman, sinabi ni Lorenzo na bagamat aalis siya sa DA, patuloy pa rin siyang tutulong sa pamahalaan sa larangan ng agrikultura laluna sa pagpapatupad ng pangakong 10 million jobs ni Pangulong Arroyo.


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The victim, Capt. Felix Cabardo, was doing his daily rounds of spraying when the tragedy happened, the Air Transportation Office said. 


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The P3-billion Mal-Mar project being bankrolled by the Japanese government can irrigate some 10,000 hectares of farmlands in rebel strongholds at the border of Maguindanao and North Cotabato, both in Central Mindanao. 


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Along with her official delegation, Mrs. Arroyo brought with her representatives of the Metro Manila Mayors Council who included Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte, Benhur Abalos of Mandaluyong City, Jose Emmanuel Carlos of Valenzuela City, Rosendo Capco of Pateros, Reynaldo Malonzo of Caloocan City, Marides Fernando of Marikina City and Manila Mayor Joselito Atienza, head of the delegation.
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In her speech during the installation of Gen. Narciso Abaya as the new AFP chief, the President noted that the change of command at the AFP came amid the alarming threat of the worldwide increase in SARS cases.


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