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[Title] => Jimenez takes oath as solon before SC justice
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Businessman Mark Jimenez took his oath yesterday as congressional representative of the sixth district of Manila before Supreme Court (SC) Justice Santiago Kapunan.
Jimenez, 54, former President Joseph Estrada’s adviser on Latin American affairs, took his oath at Kapunan’s sixth floor office at the SC with a handful of supporters as witnesses.
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[Title] => Jimenez takes oath as solon before SC justice
[Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez took his oath yesterday as congressional representative of the sixth district of Manila before Supreme Court (SC) Justice Santiago Kapunan.
Jimenez, 54, former President Joseph Estrada’s adviser on Latin American affairs, took his oath at Kapunan’s sixth floor office at the SC with a handful of supporters as witnesses.
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[Title] => Kuh Ledesma to join Manila’s ‘star-studded’ City Council?
[Summary] => Star-struck Manileños may have more reason to await and cheer the coming May 14 elections as another celebrity is expected to vie for a seat in an already star-studded Manila City Council.
With six incumbent stars - three of them comedians - occupying seats in the 36-member council, singer Kuh Ledesma might soon be a new addition to the list of television and movie personalities in the local legislative body.
"There is a rumor that she (Ledesma) may run for councilor," lawyer Lea Alarkon, election officer of Manila’s fifth district, told The STAR.
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[Title] => Upcoming Manila elections: A battle of veterans and rookies
[Summary] => An exciting and tightly-fought election will showcase Manila’s electoral tussle this May 14 as veteran politicians and neophytes trying to establish their own names vie for various local positions.
Among those seeking the mayoralty post are former First Lady Imelda Marcos, US fugitive Mark Jimenez and former mayor and now Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim.
At least three former congressmen of the city’s six legislative districts may also make a comeback and at least four councilors are aspiring for higher positions.
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[Title] => Mark Jimenez, Imelda eyeing same Manila congressional seat
[Summary] => Presidential friend Mark Jimenez, who is a fugitive in the United States, was among those seen jostling with the crowd that trooped to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in Manila last Wednesday to register as a voter in the same district where former First Lady Imelda Marcos belongs.
Rumors have it that Jimenez and Marcos are eyeing the same congressional seat in the May 2001 elections.
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ANA AND SAN MIGUEL
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[Title] => Jimenez takes oath as solon before SC justice
[Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez took his oath yesterday as congressional representative of the sixth district of Manila before Supreme Court (SC) Justice Santiago Kapunan.
Jimenez, 54, former President Joseph Estrada’s adviser on Latin American affairs, took his oath at Kapunan’s sixth floor office at the SC with a handful of supporters as witnesses.
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[Title] => Jimenez takes oath as solon before SC justice
[Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez took his oath yesterday as congressional representative of the sixth district of Manila before Supreme Court (SC) Justice Santiago Kapunan.
Jimenez, 54, former President Joseph Estrada’s adviser on Latin American affairs, took his oath at Kapunan’s sixth floor office at the SC with a handful of supporters as witnesses.
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[Title] => Kuh Ledesma to join Manila’s ‘star-studded’ City Council?
[Summary] => Star-struck Manileños may have more reason to await and cheer the coming May 14 elections as another celebrity is expected to vie for a seat in an already star-studded Manila City Council.
With six incumbent stars - three of them comedians - occupying seats in the 36-member council, singer Kuh Ledesma might soon be a new addition to the list of television and movie personalities in the local legislative body.
"There is a rumor that she (Ledesma) may run for councilor," lawyer Lea Alarkon, election officer of Manila’s fifth district, told The STAR.
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[Title] => Upcoming Manila elections: A battle of veterans and rookies
[Summary] => An exciting and tightly-fought election will showcase Manila’s electoral tussle this May 14 as veteran politicians and neophytes trying to establish their own names vie for various local positions.
Among those seeking the mayoralty post are former First Lady Imelda Marcos, US fugitive Mark Jimenez and former mayor and now Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim.
At least three former congressmen of the city’s six legislative districts may also make a comeback and at least four councilors are aspiring for higher positions.
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[Title] => Mark Jimenez, Imelda eyeing same Manila congressional seat
[Summary] => Presidential friend Mark Jimenez, who is a fugitive in the United States, was among those seen jostling with the crowd that trooped to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in Manila last Wednesday to register as a voter in the same district where former First Lady Imelda Marcos belongs.
Rumors have it that Jimenez and Marcos are eyeing the same congressional seat in the May 2001 elections.
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