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The women left behind by the late Negros Rep. Ignacio “Iggy” Arroyo, Jr. – common-law wife Grace Ibuna and estranged wife Alicia Arroyo – may have another issue to deal with: Who will pay the late lawmaker’s estate taxes?
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                    [Title] => Simbahang Katoliko gustong gawing Bible ambassador si Pacman!
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                    [Title] => Misis ni Joker nakaladkad sa NBN
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Maging ang  maybahay ni Sen. Joker Arroyo na si Atty. Alicia Arroyo ay nakaladkad kahapon sa kontrobersiyal na ZTE-NBN deal matapos ibunyag ni Rodolfo Noel Lozada Jr. na nagtungo rin siya sa bahay ng senador.
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                    [Title] => Iggy mulls legal action on publication of custody case
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Negros Occidental Rep. Ignacio Arroyo is preparing to file charges against the newspapers that published the issue of custody of his nine-year old daughter, his lawyer and spokesman said yesterday. 


Ruy Rondain said Arroyo is planning to file libel charges against the newspapers that came out with the story in violation of the confidentiality clause of Republic Act 9262, or the law against violence against women and their children. 


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                    [Title] => PSE moves stockholders’ meet
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has moved its annual stockholders’ meeting from March 4 to April 8 to allow it to comply with the international accounting standards.


The PSE board also unanimously voted former Supreme Court Justice Jose Vitug to occupy the seat vacated by former bourse chairman Alicia Arroyo who resigned last year to allow her to attend to her responsibilities as congressional wife.


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                    [Title] => PSE transfer to Bonifacio Global City still indefinite
                    [Summary] => A plan to relocate the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) in Bonifacio Global City requires further study given financial constraints and other issues that need to be threshed out among the bourse’s shareholders, a top bourse official said.


The Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has donated a 2,182-square meter lot at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig on which the PSE intends to transfer its headquarters from their current sites in Ortigas and Ayala.


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                    [Title] => SEC hails Vitug appointment as PSE chairman
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Vitug, 71,  was unanimously elected by the PSE board of directors last Wednesday as the new chairman replacing banker Peter Favila who was recently appointed Trade and Industry Secretary by President Arroyo.


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                    [Title] => Retired SC justice named PSE head
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According to PSE officials, Vitug was elected unanimously by the exchange’s board of directors in a meeting held yesterday at the PSE headquarters in Pasig City.


Vitug chairs the PSE’s market integrity board, which oversees the operations of the PSE’s police unit, the Compliance and Surveillance Group.


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                    [Title] => Coyiuto tops PSE elections
                    [Summary] => Member-brokers of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) elected yesterday the new set of directors for 2005-2006 but the new board failed to meet and elect among themselves the bourse’s new officers due to a delay in vote processing.


Leading the votes among the broker-candidates was Robert Coyiuto Jr., the first president of the unified exchange in 1992 and its chairman in 1994. 


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                    [Title] => Four candidates withdraw from PSE race
                    [Summary] => Four candidates have withdrawn from the Philippine Stock Exchange’s annual elections of directors scheduled today.


In a notice issued yesterday, the PSE said Filomeno Francisco of AB Capital Securities, Paul Wee of Accord Securities, Lorenzo Tan of PNB Securities, and Wilfred Son Keng Po have backed out from running, although the bourse did not cite the reasons for their withdrawal.


Francisco, Tan and Wee were candidates for the broker-director seats in the exchange while Po had been nominated to represent other market participants.


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ALICIA ARROYO

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Ruy Rondain said Arroyo is planning to file libel charges against the newspapers that came out with the story in violation of the confidentiality clause of Republic Act 9262, or the law against violence against women and their children. 


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The PSE board also unanimously voted former Supreme Court Justice Jose Vitug to occupy the seat vacated by former bourse chairman Alicia Arroyo who resigned last year to allow her to attend to her responsibilities as congressional wife.


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The Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has donated a 2,182-square meter lot at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig on which the PSE intends to transfer its headquarters from their current sites in Ortigas and Ayala.


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According to PSE officials, Vitug was elected unanimously by the exchange’s board of directors in a meeting held yesterday at the PSE headquarters in Pasig City.


Vitug chairs the PSE’s market integrity board, which oversees the operations of the PSE’s police unit, the Compliance and Surveillance Group.


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Francisco, Tan and Wee were candidates for the broker-director seats in the exchange while Po had been nominated to represent other market participants.


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