+ Follow DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER CONSTANTINO JARAULA Tag
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[Summary] => The opposition party Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) may support the candidacy of former ambassador Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco if he decides to run for president under the banner of the administration party in the 2004 elections.
"The LDP may join the Lakas-NUCD coalition if Cojuangco is selected to run under the administration party," House Minority Leader Carlos Padilla said during yesterday’s weekly Balitaan sa Rembrandt hotel forum.
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[Title] => JDV: House-approved 2002 budget will stand
[Summary] => The majority in the House of Representatives turned down a minority move to reconsider the Oct. 26 approval on second reading of the P780.08-billion proposed budget for next year, Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday.
De Venecia said the 2002 budget was approved on second reading as scheduled despite a walkout by the 18-member opposition, which had earlier threatened to question the budget approval before the Supreme Court.
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"The LDP may join the Lakas-NUCD coalition if Cojuangco is selected to run under the administration party," House Minority Leader Carlos Padilla said during yesterday’s weekly Balitaan sa Rembrandt hotel forum.
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[Summary] => The majority in the House of Representatives turned down a minority move to reconsider the Oct. 26 approval on second reading of the P780.08-billion proposed budget for next year, Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday.
De Venecia said the 2002 budget was approved on second reading as scheduled despite a walkout by the 18-member opposition, which had earlier threatened to question the budget approval before the Supreme Court.
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