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The Liberal Party and the Nacionalista Party are bent on forming a "third or middle force" senatorial ticket separate from the slate of the United Opposition (UNO), Quezon Rep. Lorenzo Tañada III said yesterday.
"LP and NP leaders want a ticket dominated by LP and NP candidates, not by UNO nominees. They feel that the team should not be identified with Erap," he said, referring to ousted President Joseph Estrada.
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[Summary] => Twelve senators adopted yesterday the report of the justice and human rights committee that condemned the raids and warrantless arrests conducted by the government following President Arroyo’s declaration of a state of national emergency.
Sen. Joker Arroyo, a human rights lawyer during the Martial Law years, said the committee found Proclamation No. 1017 an attempt to curtail freedom of the press.
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[Summary] => Maverick Sen. Joker Arroyo will keep the chairmanship of the powerful Senate Blue Ribbon Committee despite reports that Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago was eyeing his post.
The majority bloc led by Senate President Franklin Drilon agreed in principle in a closed-door caucus yesterday on who would head several important committees. Twelve senators attended the caucus. Santiago and Rodolfo Biazon were absent.
Drilon said the committee assignments were still tentative and would be finalized next week in consultation with Santiago and Biazon.
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"LP and NP leaders want a ticket dominated by LP and NP candidates, not by UNO nominees. They feel that the team should not be identified with Erap," he said, referring to ousted President Joseph Estrada.
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Sen. Joker Arroyo, a human rights lawyer during the Martial Law years, said the committee found Proclamation No. 1017 an attempt to curtail freedom of the press.
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The majority bloc led by Senate President Franklin Drilon agreed in principle in a closed-door caucus yesterday on who would head several important committees. Twelve senators attended the caucus. Santiago and Rodolfo Biazon were absent.
Drilon said the committee assignments were still tentative and would be finalized next week in consultation with Santiago and Biazon.
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February 3, 2007 - 12:00am
