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[Title] => Quake rocks Southern Luzon
[Summary] => A magnitude-4.2 earthquake shook parts of Southern Luzon shortly after noon yesterday, but no injury or damage to property was reported.
[DatePublished] => 2015-03-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Helen Flores, Francis Elevado
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[Title] => Peoples initiative gains new advocate
[Summary] => President Arroyos erstwhile anti-jueteng czar Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn expressed support yesterday for the peoples initiative mode as a vehicle for Cha-cha or Charter change.
The campaign, which involves gathering the signatures of 12 percent of all registered voters nationwide, seeks to break the stalemate between the House of Representatives and the Senate over whether to convene Congress into a constituent assembly to propose changes in the Constitution.
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The campaign, which involves gathering the signatures of 12 percent of all registered voters nationwide, seeks to break the stalemate between the House of Representatives and the Senate over whether to convene Congress into a constituent assembly to propose changes in the Constitution.
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