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[Title] => Hail the good man at TESDA
[Summary] => Of the President’s men, Joel Villanueva, without a doubt, is a big asset in the administration’s efforts to develop the country’s human resources and give it a good image.
[DatePublished] => 2015-09-02 10:00:00
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[Title] => Comelec to choose 6 political parties entitled to field watchers
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will pick out only six political parties entitled to field their own watchers on election day.
In Resolution 7824, the Comelec explained a political party would qualify to dispatch a recognized watcher based on their established records or showing in past elections.
Comelec said they would also check the number of incumbent elective officials belonging to these parties and "their identifiable political organizations and strengths as evidenced by their organized chapters."
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[Title] => ‘Shifting to parliamentary system an amendment, not revision’
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Changes made to the 1973 Constitution that merged executive and legislative powers under the Marcos presidency were simply termed as an amendment, proving that the proposed parliamentary switch via a people’s initiative merely amends the 1987 Charter, two constitutional experts said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mayors insist people’s initiative genuine
[Summary] => The country’s municipal mayors maintained yesterday the legitimacy of the people’s initiative as they pounced on the elite groups blocking constitutional reforms for their incessant attempts to disparage the petition for grassroots-driven movement, which has won the support of most Filipinos including local executives.
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[Title] => Palace: Cha-cha drive at a ‘high point’ due to public support
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Malacañang said yesterday the administration’s Charter change campaign has reached "a high point" with the public’s growing support for the proposed amendments to the 1987 Constitution.
The Palace has also urged the country’s political leaders and concerned sectors not to stifle the clamor for constitutional reforms.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the Palace-backed information drive on Charter change will continue, even as the fate of the people’s initiative campaign now rests in the hands of the Supreme Court.
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[Title] => ‘Cha-cha needed to hike investments’
[Summary] => Business leaders yesterday said constitutional reforms to fix the country’s defective political and economic structures are crucial to turning the Philippines into one of Asia’s magnets for overseas investments.
Francis Chua, who heads the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FFCCCI), said the gridlock-prone bicameral presidential setup has grievously hampered the passage of urgent reform measures, which should help attract foreign capital.
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[Title] => Two-chamber Congress a waste of money — ULAP
[Summary] => Mayors and governors yesterday reiterated their call for a shift in the form of government from a bicameral presidential system to a unicameral parliamentary system so the Philippines will not be left behind by its neighbors.
Officials of the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP) said yesterday that the country’s American-style bicameral system has led to the duplication of functions, waste of public funds and failure to produce legislation that would propel economic development following the declaration of Philippine independence in 1946.
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[Title] => Palace: Con-ass dialogue a logical step toward Cha-cha
[Summary] => While a dialogue between the House of Representatives and the Senate for the convening of a constituent assembly for Charter amendments is a logical step, Malacañang remains neutral over the efforts of the House to seek such dialogue.
Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the House has apparently achieved the required number of signatures from its members for both chambers to convene into one Charter-amending body.
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[Title] => ‘Pekeng pirma’ sa Chacha sisilipin ng Senado
[Summary] => Sinimulan ng Senado ang pagdinig sa panukalang Charter change kahapon kung saan inilatag ng United Opposition (UNO) sa pangunguna ni Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay ang mga dokumentong nagpapatunay na peke umano ang mga pirma sa inilunsad na signature campaign para sa People’s Initiative ng Sigaw ng Bayan.
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[Title] => ‘Tutol kami sa Cha-cha’
[Summary] => Mahigpit na tinutulan kahapon ng maimpluwensiyang Catholic Charismatic group na El Shaddai ang panukalang pagbabago sa Konstitusyon na "hindi talaga peoples initiative kundi inisyatiba ng gobyerno".
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BAYAN MOVEMENT
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[Title] => Hail the good man at TESDA
[Summary] => Of the President’s men, Joel Villanueva, without a doubt, is a big asset in the administration’s efforts to develop the country’s human resources and give it a good image.
[DatePublished] => 2015-09-02 10:00:00
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[Title] => Comelec to choose 6 political parties entitled to field watchers
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will pick out only six political parties entitled to field their own watchers on election day.
In Resolution 7824, the Comelec explained a political party would qualify to dispatch a recognized watcher based on their established records or showing in past elections.
Comelec said they would also check the number of incumbent elective officials belonging to these parties and "their identifiable political organizations and strengths as evidenced by their organized chapters."
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Changes made to the 1973 Constitution that merged executive and legislative powers under the Marcos presidency were simply termed as an amendment, proving that the proposed parliamentary switch via a people’s initiative merely amends the 1987 Charter, two constitutional experts said yesterday.
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[Title] => Mayors insist people’s initiative genuine
[Summary] => The country’s municipal mayors maintained yesterday the legitimacy of the people’s initiative as they pounced on the elite groups blocking constitutional reforms for their incessant attempts to disparage the petition for grassroots-driven movement, which has won the support of most Filipinos including local executives.
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[Title] => Palace: Cha-cha drive at a ‘high point’ due to public support
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Malacañang said yesterday the administration’s Charter change campaign has reached "a high point" with the public’s growing support for the proposed amendments to the 1987 Constitution.
The Palace has also urged the country’s political leaders and concerned sectors not to stifle the clamor for constitutional reforms.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the Palace-backed information drive on Charter change will continue, even as the fate of the people’s initiative campaign now rests in the hands of the Supreme Court.
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[Title] => ‘Cha-cha needed to hike investments’
[Summary] => Business leaders yesterday said constitutional reforms to fix the country’s defective political and economic structures are crucial to turning the Philippines into one of Asia’s magnets for overseas investments.
Francis Chua, who heads the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FFCCCI), said the gridlock-prone bicameral presidential setup has grievously hampered the passage of urgent reform measures, which should help attract foreign capital.
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[Title] => Two-chamber Congress a waste of money — ULAP
[Summary] => Mayors and governors yesterday reiterated their call for a shift in the form of government from a bicameral presidential system to a unicameral parliamentary system so the Philippines will not be left behind by its neighbors.
Officials of the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP) said yesterday that the country’s American-style bicameral system has led to the duplication of functions, waste of public funds and failure to produce legislation that would propel economic development following the declaration of Philippine independence in 1946.
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[Title] => Palace: Con-ass dialogue a logical step toward Cha-cha
[Summary] => While a dialogue between the House of Representatives and the Senate for the convening of a constituent assembly for Charter amendments is a logical step, Malacañang remains neutral over the efforts of the House to seek such dialogue.
Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the House has apparently achieved the required number of signatures from its members for both chambers to convene into one Charter-amending body.
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