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Inaprubahan kagabi ng Senado ang Anti-Billboard Blight Act ni Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago para sa pagbabawal na magtayo ng mga billboards sa mga lansangan na magiging banta sa buhay ng mga motorista at mamamayan. 


Sa botong 13-0, ipinasa sa ikalawa at pangatlo pagbasa ang Committee Report No. 110 matapos sertipikahan ni Pangulong Arroyo na urgent ang kanyang panukala. Si Santiago ang chairman ng public works committee-subcommittee on billboard.


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"I foresee that this might turn into a bloody battle because naturally I don’t expect the major advertisers who are making at least P2 billion out of these billboards every year to take this lying down," she said.


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                    [Title] => Outdoor ad firms back proposed regulations
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OAAP president Frank Abueva said they have no objections to Senate Bill (SB) 1714, or the Anti-Billboard Blight Act, which has been certified by President Arroyo as urgent to prevent future risk to life and property posed by illegal or hazardous billboards.


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                    [Summary] => President Arroyo certified as urgent yesterday a proposal filed by Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago making it illegal to construct billboards in specific public places.


Presidential Adviser for Political Affairs Gabriel Claudio said the President has already certified as urgent Senate Bill 1714 or the "Anti-Billboard Blight Act" filed by Santiago.


Claudio said the SB 1714 was included among the certified urgent measures by the President for passage of the Senate since last week.


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At the Senate, Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago strongly urged action to alleviate the misery of those living in "billboard hell." 


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ANTI-BILLBOARD BLIGHT ACT

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