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                    [Title] => Comelec on track for  May 14 polls — Benipayo
                    [Summary] => Commission on Elections Chairman Alfredo Benipayo said yesterday preparations for the May 14 congressional and local elections are "on track" despite the publicized bickering among Comelec commissioners.


"I don’t think there’ll be any problem. We’re on track," Benipayo said, adding that some Comelec commissioners are trying hard to smoothen the difficulties caused by internal rifts. 


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                    [Title] => Computerized polls still possible — Namfrel
                    [Summary] => Voters may vote this May with the aid of computers, after all.


Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Harriet Demetriou told reporters at a press forum at the Holiday Inn in Manila yesterday the Department of Budget and Management has approved the appropriation of P2.45 billion for the lease of vote-counting machines from Canada.


At the same forum, Jose Concepcion Jr., National Movement for Free Elections chairman, said  that it is not too late for the Comelec to install the machines in time for the local and congressional elections in May.


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                    [Title] => Registration ng mga new voters palpak!
                    [Summary] => Mukha yatang ini-itsapuwera na ng Commission on Elections (Comelec) ang mga kabataan para makapag-rehistro at maka-boto sa darating na May 2001 elections. Ito ay dahil sa walang anumang anunsyo para sa mga bagong botanteng kabataan na edad 18-anyos.


Karamihan sa mga kabataang estudyante na aking nainterbyu ay nabigla nang sabihin kong may deadline ang registration para sa mga bagong botante. 


Biruin n’yo nga naman mga Kabayan, umaasa ang mga kabataang edad 18-anyos na maiboboto ang kanilang idolong politiko, ‘yon pala sa panaginip lamang mangyayari.


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Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero has temporarily replaced the Pasay City
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April 15 recall elections.

Tuquero designated Senior State Prosecutor Romeo Dañosos as
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A brother of Beron, Victor, was accused of actively campaigning for incumbent
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                    [Title] => Demetriou to Pasay bets:
                    [Summary] => Remove posters in 48 hours

By Sandy Araneta

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Harriet Demetriou warned yesterday
the four Pasay City mayoral candidates in the recall elections that they have
only 48 hours to remove illegally-posted campaign materials at stations of the
Light Rail Transit (LRT). 

The Comelec earlier cited Ricardo Santos and Pee Wee Trinidad, two of the four
bets, as the candidates with the most campaign materials illegally posted in
areas not designated by the Comelec. The other contenders are incumbent Mayor
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CHAIRMAN HARRIET DEMETRIOU

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"I don’t think there’ll be any problem. We’re on track," Benipayo said, adding that some Comelec commissioners are trying hard to smoothen the difficulties caused by internal rifts. 


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                    [Title] => Computerized polls still possible — Namfrel
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At the same forum, Jose Concepcion Jr., National Movement for Free Elections chairman, said  that it is not too late for the Comelec to install the machines in time for the local and congressional elections in May.


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Karamihan sa mga kabataang estudyante na aking nainterbyu ay nabigla nang sabihin kong may deadline ang registration para sa mga bagong botante. 


Biruin n’yo nga naman mga Kabayan, umaasa ang mga kabataang edad 18-anyos na maiboboto ang kanilang idolong politiko, ‘yon pala sa panaginip lamang mangyayari.


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April 15 recall elections.

Tuquero designated Senior State Prosecutor Romeo Dañosos as
officer-in-charge of the City Prosecution Office of Pasay City for the duration
of the recall election period, replacing City Prosecutor Francisco Beron, who
is on official leave of absence.

A brother of Beron, Victor, was accused of actively campaigning for incumbent
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                    [Title] => Demetriou to Pasay bets:
                    [Summary] => Remove posters in 48 hours

By Sandy Araneta

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Harriet Demetriou warned yesterday
the four Pasay City mayoral candidates in the recall elections that they have
only 48 hours to remove illegally-posted campaign materials at stations of the
Light Rail Transit (LRT). 

The Comelec earlier cited Ricardo Santos and Pee Wee Trinidad, two of the four
bets, as the candidates with the most campaign materials illegally posted in
areas not designated by the Comelec. The other contenders are incumbent Mayor
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Comelec on track for May 14 polls — Benipayo

By Pia Lee-Brago | April 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Commission on Elections Chairman Alfredo Benipayo said yesterday preparations for the May 14 congressional and local elections are "on track" despite the publicized bickering among Comelec commissioners. "I...

Headlines

Computerized polls still possible — Namfrel

January 5, 2001 - 12:00am

Voters may vote this May with the aid of computers, after all. Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Harriet Demetriou told reporters at a press forum at the Holiday Inn in Manila yesterday the Department of...

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Registration ng mga new voters palpak!

December 29, 2000 - 12:00am

Mukha yatang ini-itsapuwera na ng Commission on Elections (Comelec) ang mga kabataan para makapag-rehistro at maka-boto sa darating na May 2001 elections. Ito ay dahil sa walang anumang anunsyo para sa mga bagong...

PSN Opinyon

Pasay prosecutor replaced by DOJ

By Sandy Araneta | April 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero has temporarily replaced the Pasay City Prosecutor after his brother was accused of campaigning for a candidate in the April 15 recall elections. Tuquero designated Senior State...

Headlines

Demetriou to Pasay bets:

By by With Aurora Alambra | March 31, 2000 - 12:00am

Remove posters in 48 hours By Sandy Araneta Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Harriet Demetriou warned yesterday the four Pasay City mayoral candidates in the recall elections that they have only 48...

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