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However, the actual celebration will be held today at noon when the statue is to brought back to Quiapo Church in a procession. Up to 800,000 devotees are expected to attend.
Organizers said safety and security measures have already been set for the procession. They expect a smaller crowd today because the festivity will not be confined to Quiapo Church.
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"He will be an unbeatable candidate. If I will run against him, huwag na lang, taob tayo diyan," Villar, who has his eyes on the vice presidency, told a news conference.
"What I am saying is pag tumakbo si Noli as VP, he is a sure winner. So if you run against him, you are a sure loser," he added.
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[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon is conducting a loyalty check among his colleagues to ensure their support for his leadership.
Drilon has apparently been making the rounds, even visiting administration Sen. Ramon Revilla at his Cavite residence yesterday. The former movie actor told The STAR that Drilon indeed visited him at lunchtime.
Revilla had earlier confirmed that an opposition senator was trying to recruit him to join the plot to oust Drilon as Senate president.
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However, the actual celebration will be held today at noon when the statue is to brought back to Quiapo Church in a procession. Up to 800,000 devotees are expected to attend.
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[Title] => Villar: ‘Kabayan unbeatable as VP’
[Summary] => Sen. Noli "Kabayan" de Castro will surely win if he runs for vice president in next year’s elections, Sen. Manuel Villar Jr. said yesterday.
"He will be an unbeatable candidate. If I will run against him, huwag na lang, taob tayo diyan," Villar, who has his eyes on the vice presidency, told a news conference.
"What I am saying is pag tumakbo si Noli as VP, he is a sure winner. So if you run against him, you are a sure loser," he added.
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[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon is conducting a loyalty check among his colleagues to ensure their support for his leadership.
Drilon has apparently been making the rounds, even visiting administration Sen. Ramon Revilla at his Cavite residence yesterday. The former movie actor told The STAR that Drilon indeed visited him at lunchtime.
Revilla had earlier confirmed that an opposition senator was trying to recruit him to join the plot to oust Drilon as Senate president.
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Ghio Ong | November 19, 2008 - 12:00am
September 1, 2008 - 12:00am
