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                    [Title] => Palace: No hand in Ed’s coup
                    [Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday President Arroyo had no part in Sen. Edgardo Angara’s plot to oust Senate President Franklin Drilon last Monday.


"This is an internal matter in which the President or the Office of the President would not interfere," said Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye.


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                    [AuthorName] => Paolo Romero
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                    [Title] => Barbers: I will support revamp if Cayetano replaces Drilon
                    [Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers said yesterday he would vote for a change in the Senate leadership only if it would be Sen. Renato Cayetano who would replace Senate President Franklin Drilon.


Barbers clarified that such a vote would be in accordance with the term-sharing agreement between Drilon and Cayetano, with the former’s share supposed to end last Dec. 31.


The agreed-upon turnover of leadership, however, was not implemented because Cayetano is still in the United States on advice of his doctors.


He is reportedly suffering from a serious viral ailment.


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                    [AuthorName] => Efren Danao
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                    [Title] => Coalition senators support term sharing
                    [Summary] => Senators belonging to the majority coalition gave assurance yesterday that the coalition is solidly behind the term-sharing agreement between Senate President Franklin Drilon and Sen. Rene Cayetano.


The assurance came following the publication of a report datelined Iloilo quoting Drilon as saying that Cayetano should have the backing of at least 13 senators before he takes over the Senate post next year.


Sen. Juan Flavier clarified that Drilon had no intention of staying on as Senate president for the full three-year term.


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                    [Title] => Drilon vows to honor deal on term sharing
                    [Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday that he would abide by his term- sharing agreement with Sen. Renato Cayetano and would try to convince his colleagues in the majority to respect this agreement.


Drilon made the pledge as Senate President Pro Tempore Manuel Villar said that  four members of a bloc within the majority were not parties to the agreement and would not allow Cayetano to succeed Drilon.


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                    [Title] => Drilon, Cayetano OK term-sharing
                    [Summary] => Senators Franklin Drilon and Renato Cayetano have agreed to share the term of the Senate president when the 12th Congress opens on Monday, Sen. Juan Flavier said yesterday.


Meanwhile, President Arroyo met privately at Ma-lacañang yesterday with Senators Manuel Villar Jr., Joker Arroyo, Ralph Recto and Francis Pangilinan, all of the pro-administration People Power Coalition (PPC).


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                    [AuthorName] => Efren Danao
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                    [Title] => No common PPC bet yet in Senate
                    [Summary] => Senators Renato Cayetano and Franklin Drilon, two contenders for the Senate presidency, met yesterday to resolve the leadership row in the People Power Coalition (PPC) but failed to reach an agreement.


Cayetano and Drilon met at Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel, with Sen. Juan Flavier as arbiter. 


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"This is an internal matter in which the President or the Office of the President would not interfere," said Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye.


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                    [Title] => Barbers: I will support revamp if Cayetano replaces Drilon
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Barbers clarified that such a vote would be in accordance with the term-sharing agreement between Drilon and Cayetano, with the former’s share supposed to end last Dec. 31.


The agreed-upon turnover of leadership, however, was not implemented because Cayetano is still in the United States on advice of his doctors.


He is reportedly suffering from a serious viral ailment.


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                    [Title] => Coalition senators support term sharing
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The assurance came following the publication of a report datelined Iloilo quoting Drilon as saying that Cayetano should have the backing of at least 13 senators before he takes over the Senate post next year.


Sen. Juan Flavier clarified that Drilon had no intention of staying on as Senate president for the full three-year term.


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                    [Title] => Drilon vows to honor deal on term sharing
                    [Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday that he would abide by his term- sharing agreement with Sen. Renato Cayetano and would try to convince his colleagues in the majority to respect this agreement.


Drilon made the pledge as Senate President Pro Tempore Manuel Villar said that  four members of a bloc within the majority were not parties to the agreement and would not allow Cayetano to succeed Drilon.


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                    [Title] => Drilon, Cayetano OK term-sharing
                    [Summary] => Senators Franklin Drilon and Renato Cayetano have agreed to share the term of the Senate president when the 12th Congress opens on Monday, Sen. Juan Flavier said yesterday.


Meanwhile, President Arroyo met privately at Ma-lacañang yesterday with Senators Manuel Villar Jr., Joker Arroyo, Ralph Recto and Francis Pangilinan, all of the pro-administration People Power Coalition (PPC).


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                    [Title] => No common PPC bet yet in Senate
                    [Summary] => Senators Renato Cayetano and Franklin Drilon, two contenders for the Senate presidency, met yesterday to resolve the leadership row in the People Power Coalition (PPC) but failed to reach an agreement.


Cayetano and Drilon met at Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel, with Sen. Juan Flavier as arbiter. 


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Palace: No hand in Ed’s coup

By Paolo Romero | January 17, 2003 - 12:00am

Malacañang said yesterday President Arroyo had no part in Sen. Edgardo Angara’s plot to oust Senate President Franklin Drilon last Monday. "This is an internal matter in which the President or the...

Headlines

Barbers: I will support revamp if Cayetano replaces Drilon

By Efren Danao | January 12, 2003 - 12:00am

Sen. Robert Barbers said yesterday he would vote for a change in the Senate leadership only if it would be Sen. Renato Cayetano who would replace Senate President Franklin Drilon. Barbers clarified that such a vote...

Headlines

Coalition senators support term sharing

By Efren Danao | March 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Senators belonging to the majority coalition gave assurance yesterday that the coalition is solidly behind the term-sharing agreement between Senate President Franklin Drilon and Sen. Rene Cayetano. The assurance...

Headlines

Drilon vows to honor deal on term sharing

July 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday that he would abide by his term- sharing agreement with Sen. Renato Cayetano and would try to convince his colleagues in the majority to respect this agreement. Drilon...

Headlines

Drilon, Cayetano OK term-sharing

By Efren Danao | July 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Senators Franklin Drilon and Renato Cayetano have agreed to share the term of the Senate president when the 12th Congress opens on Monday, Sen. Juan Flavier said yesterday. Meanwhile, President Arroyo met privately...

Headlines

No common PPC bet yet in Senate

By Aurea Calica | July 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Senators Renato Cayetano and Franklin Drilon, two contenders for the Senate presidency, met yesterday to resolve the leadership row in the People Power Coalition (PPC) but failed to reach an agreement. Cayetano...

Headlines