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[Title] => DAR spent P1 B on consultants in 2005, 2006
[Summary] => Government auditors are questioning almost P1 billion spent by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) on consultants in 2005 and 2006, Palawan Rep. Abraham Mitra revealed yesterday.
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[Title] => House leaders blame Senate for peso fall
[Summary] => House leaders blamed senators yesterday for the fall in the value of the peso, claiming that the delay in the approval by the Senate of the controversial value added tax (VAT) bill is causing jitters in the financial markets.
Deputy Speaker Gerry Salappudin and Antique Rep. Exequiel Javier, ways and means committee vice chairman, said the Senate’s delay spoiled the peso’s six-day rally against the American dollar.
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[Title] => Repeal death sentence law, Sin reiterates
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In Geneva, UN human rights chief Mary Robinson welcomed on Wednesday Mrs. Arroyo’s decision to defer the executions of three rapists, notably Rolando Pagdayawon’s which was slated today, and called on Philippine authorities to abolish the death penalty.
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[Title] => ‘Absentee bill enacted in 2 months’
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. assured millions of overseas Filipino workers yesterday that the bill that would give them voting rights in national elections would be enacted in two months.
"We have already reached a multi-partisan consensus in the House and the Senate, and Congress would be ready to approve it when it returns to work (on April 15)," he told a group of Filipinos in Athens.
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[Title] => Banks’ bad loans rise to 18.3%
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[Title] => GMA not keen on calling special session for 2002 budget
[Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday she is not keen on calling for a special session in case Congress fails to pass the national budget for 2002.
"I will just have to live with the 2000 budget until Congress passes a budget for 2002," Mrs. Arroyo said.
At the House, a key leader warned the nation yesterday that Congress may not be able to approve the proposed P781-billion 2002 budget before yearend.
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Deputy Speaker Gerry Salappudin and Antique Rep. Exequiel Javier, ways and means committee vice chairman, said the Senate’s delay spoiled the peso’s six-day rally against the American dollar.
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In Geneva, UN human rights chief Mary Robinson welcomed on Wednesday Mrs. Arroyo’s decision to defer the executions of three rapists, notably Rolando Pagdayawon’s which was slated today, and called on Philippine authorities to abolish the death penalty.
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"We have already reached a multi-partisan consensus in the House and the Senate, and Congress would be ready to approve it when it returns to work (on April 15)," he told a group of Filipinos in Athens.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday she is not keen on calling for a special session in case Congress fails to pass the national budget for 2002.
"I will just have to live with the 2000 budget until Congress passes a budget for 2002," Mrs. Arroyo said.
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December 15, 2001 - 12:00am
