+ Follow DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER ALAN PETER CAYETANO Tag
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[Title] => House freezes Cayetano suspension
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House of Representatives has frozen the report of its ethics committee recommending the suspension of Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano, who represents the lone district of Taguig-Pateros.
Although the ethics panel submitted its report on Thursday, the last day of session before lawmakers went on a three-month break for the election campaign, the House chose not to tackle it.
The report was sent to the rules committee, which Majority Leader Prospero Nograles heads and where the opposition bloc led by Minority Leader Francis Escudero is represented.
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[Title] => FG gets confirmation from German bank that First Family has no secret accounts
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The German bank where the family of President Arroyo reportedly holds secret multi-million dollar accounts has issued another certification that categorically states not one of the Arroyos opened an account in the last 10 years, a lawmaker said yesterday.
Bohol Rep. Roberto Cajes, who heads the House ethics panel, went to Munich Tuesday to verify the accusations of Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano that the First Family has accounts in HypoVereins Bank.
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[Title] => Escudero first from opposition to file candidacy for senator
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House Minority Leader Francis Escudero filed yesterday his certificate of candidacy for senator, the first major opposition figure to do so.
Escudero said he formalized his Senate bid ahead of his opposition teammates "to dispel rumors that the opposition is disintegrating and that one by one, we are jumping to the administration’s camp."
Escudero was accompanied by his wife Christine and actress Susan Roces, the widow of Fernando Poe Jr., when he filed his candidacy at the Commission on Elections.
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[Title] => House team leaves for Germany to check on FG accounts
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Three members of the House of Representatives’ ethics committee left for Munich, Germany, yesterday to verify the allegations of Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano that First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo is maintaining a secret account in a German bank.
Bohol Rep. Roberto Cajes, chairman of the ethics panel, was accompanied by Reps. Antonio Cerilles of Zamboanga del Sur and Rodante Marcoleta of the party-list group Alagad.
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[Title] => Don’t blame media for low ratings, opposition tells Palace
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Malacañang should not blame the media for the low ratings in the latest surveys of President Arroyo and her possible senatorial candidates in next year’s elections, opposition congressmen said yesterday.
"They should blame themselves and not the media," Minority Leader Francis Escudero told reporters.
He said the bad press that Mrs. Arroyo and her administration continue to get is due to the unresolved "legitimacy issues" hounding her and acts of wrongdoing and corruption on the part of many of her officials.
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[Title] => Escudero to Palace: Don’t use Pacquiao in politics
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The leader of the opposition in the House of Representatives urged Malacañang officials yesterday not to use boxing champion Manny Pacquiao in politics.
"The Palace, or any politician for that matter, should not take advantage of Pacman’s victory and popularity and use him in politics. Nor should Pacman allow himself to be used by the Palace," Minority Leader Francis Escudero told a news conference.
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[Title] => Escudero to Palace: Don’t use Pacquiao in politics
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The leader of the opposition in the House of Representatives urged Malacañang officials yesterday not to use boxing champion Manny Pacquiao in politics.
"The Palace, or any politician for that matter, should not take advantage of Pacman’s victory and popularity and use him in politics. Nor should Pacman allow himself to be used by the Palace," Minority Leader Francis Escudero told a news conference.
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[Title] => 8 of 12 administration bets in Senate race will come from House — JDV
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Although the government is not yet bent on making public its senatorial candidates for the May 2007 midterm elections, Speaker Jose de Venecia disclosed yesterday that eight of the 12-man slate will come from the House of Representatives.
"As a fallback position, we are quietly working out on a senatorial slate," he told Congress reporters in a news conference.
He said most of the senatorial aspirants in the administration ticket are congressmen, but refused to name them.
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[Title] => Mike A wins first round of ethics complaint vs Cayetano
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A House committee has set into motion expulsion proceedings against Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano in connection with his allegations that some members of the First Family were maintaining secret multimillion-dollar bank accounts in Germany.
By a vote of 31-9, the House ethics committee, headed by Bohol Rep. Roberto Cajes, gave due course to the complaints filed by First Gentleman Jose Miguel, his sons Juan Miguel and Diosdado and their uncle, Negros Occidental Rep. Ignacio Arroyo.
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[Title] => Arroyo’s House allies urged to examine impeach evidence
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Opposition congressmen and impeachment petitioners pleaded with President Arroyo’s allies in the House of Representatives yesterday to see the evidence they have against her.
They made the plea on the eve of crucial hearings by the committee on justice on the determination of the substance of the remaining impeachment complaint.
Administration lawmakers, however, declared that the purported boxes of evidence the opposition showed to the media only reveal the "weakness" of the impeachment complaint they have filed against the President.
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DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER ALAN PETER CAYETANO
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[Title] => House freezes Cayetano suspension
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House of Representatives has frozen the report of its ethics committee recommending the suspension of Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano, who represents the lone district of Taguig-Pateros.
Although the ethics panel submitted its report on Thursday, the last day of session before lawmakers went on a three-month break for the election campaign, the House chose not to tackle it.
The report was sent to the rules committee, which Majority Leader Prospero Nograles heads and where the opposition bloc led by Minority Leader Francis Escudero is represented.
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[Title] => FG gets confirmation from German bank that First Family has no secret accounts
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The German bank where the family of President Arroyo reportedly holds secret multi-million dollar accounts has issued another certification that categorically states not one of the Arroyos opened an account in the last 10 years, a lawmaker said yesterday.
Bohol Rep. Roberto Cajes, who heads the House ethics panel, went to Munich Tuesday to verify the accusations of Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano that the First Family has accounts in HypoVereins Bank.
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[Title] => Escudero first from opposition to file candidacy for senator
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House Minority Leader Francis Escudero filed yesterday his certificate of candidacy for senator, the first major opposition figure to do so.
Escudero said he formalized his Senate bid ahead of his opposition teammates "to dispel rumors that the opposition is disintegrating and that one by one, we are jumping to the administration’s camp."
Escudero was accompanied by his wife Christine and actress Susan Roces, the widow of Fernando Poe Jr., when he filed his candidacy at the Commission on Elections.
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[Title] => House team leaves for Germany to check on FG accounts
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Three members of the House of Representatives’ ethics committee left for Munich, Germany, yesterday to verify the allegations of Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano that First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo is maintaining a secret account in a German bank.
Bohol Rep. Roberto Cajes, chairman of the ethics panel, was accompanied by Reps. Antonio Cerilles of Zamboanga del Sur and Rodante Marcoleta of the party-list group Alagad.
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[Title] => Don’t blame media for low ratings, opposition tells Palace
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Malacañang should not blame the media for the low ratings in the latest surveys of President Arroyo and her possible senatorial candidates in next year’s elections, opposition congressmen said yesterday.
"They should blame themselves and not the media," Minority Leader Francis Escudero told reporters.
He said the bad press that Mrs. Arroyo and her administration continue to get is due to the unresolved "legitimacy issues" hounding her and acts of wrongdoing and corruption on the part of many of her officials.
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The leader of the opposition in the House of Representatives urged Malacañang officials yesterday not to use boxing champion Manny Pacquiao in politics.
"The Palace, or any politician for that matter, should not take advantage of Pacman’s victory and popularity and use him in politics. Nor should Pacman allow himself to be used by the Palace," Minority Leader Francis Escudero told a news conference.
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[Title] => Escudero to Palace: Don’t use Pacquiao in politics
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The leader of the opposition in the House of Representatives urged Malacañang officials yesterday not to use boxing champion Manny Pacquiao in politics.
"The Palace, or any politician for that matter, should not take advantage of Pacman’s victory and popularity and use him in politics. Nor should Pacman allow himself to be used by the Palace," Minority Leader Francis Escudero told a news conference.
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[Title] => 8 of 12 administration bets in Senate race will come from House — JDV
[Summary] =>
Although the government is not yet bent on making public its senatorial candidates for the May 2007 midterm elections, Speaker Jose de Venecia disclosed yesterday that eight of the 12-man slate will come from the House of Representatives.
"As a fallback position, we are quietly working out on a senatorial slate," he told Congress reporters in a news conference.
He said most of the senatorial aspirants in the administration ticket are congressmen, but refused to name them.
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[Title] => Mike A wins first round of ethics complaint vs Cayetano
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A House committee has set into motion expulsion proceedings against Deputy Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano in connection with his allegations that some members of the First Family were maintaining secret multimillion-dollar bank accounts in Germany.
By a vote of 31-9, the House ethics committee, headed by Bohol Rep. Roberto Cajes, gave due course to the complaints filed by First Gentleman Jose Miguel, his sons Juan Miguel and Diosdado and their uncle, Negros Occidental Rep. Ignacio Arroyo.
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Opposition congressmen and impeachment petitioners pleaded with President Arroyo’s allies in the House of Representatives yesterday to see the evidence they have against her.
They made the plea on the eve of crucial hearings by the committee on justice on the determination of the substance of the remaining impeachment complaint.
Administration lawmakers, however, declared that the purported boxes of evidence the opposition showed to the media only reveal the "weakness" of the impeachment complaint they have filed against the President.
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