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                    [Title] => Anti-GMA protesters stage lightning rally
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Over 3,000 protesters staged a lightning rally in the heart of Makati City’s financial district yesterday calling for President Arroyo’s ouster.


They also condemned the attempt by her allies in the House of Representatives to amend the Constitution by calling a constituent assembly.


The left-wing activists said they had not announced the rally so that police would not block them from staging the rally, which snarled traffic already heavy because of the approaching Christmas holiday.


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                    [Title] => GMA, Saycon reconcile as COPA head named to People Power Commission
                    [Summary] => After a bitter quarrel years ago that descended to name-calling, President Arroyo and civil society leader Pastor "Boy" Saycon have finally reconciled, with the latter committing to support her pro-poor programs while saying he will not give up his crusade against graft and corruption.


Saycon, who was once called a "termite" by Mrs. Arroyo at the height of their bickering, was reappointed to the EDSA People Power Commission (EPPC).


Saycon, for his part, said he had never fought with the President.


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                    [Title] => Binay slams campaign to discredit Ayala rally
                    [Summary] => Makati City Mayor Jejomar Binay of the United Opposition (Uno) has accused the national government of launching a campaign that seeks to discredit last Wednesday’s anti-Arroyo rally in Makati City.


The campaign, he claimed, involved the scattering of City Hall-issued cash coupons along Ayala Avenue to make it appear that rallyists could claim cash in exchange for their participation.


Binay also condemned the text messages circulating that he would be arrested.


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The campaign, he claimed, involved the scattering of City Hall-issued cash coupons along Ayala Avenue to make it appear that rallyists could claim cash in exchange for their participation.


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