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[Title] => Why P-Noy stands by pork barrel
[Summary] => The Filipino nation marks this Wednesday the 30th death anniversary of slain Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. His assassination was the ultimate sacrifice that became a turning point in the fight for the restoration of Philippine democracy.
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[Title] => People power commission revived
[Summary] => Amid criticisms of becoming lukewarm in the celebration of two popular revolutions that restored democracy and helped install her in power, President Arroyo has revived the EDSA People Power Commission (EPPC) to oversee activities marking the historic events.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the President revived the EPPC to focus on the legacies of the two popular revolts that changed the countrys political landscape.
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[Title] => Our Edsa
[Summary] => Among the several hats I wear is that of commissioner of the Edsa People Power Commission (EPPC). It is an unsalaried but rewarding job: one I understand as protecting a vision rather than a memory.
The EPPC is such a miniscule body that, the other year, the gods of the national budget completely forgot to appropriate money for its operations. This year, we will be working with a fantastic sum of P3 million. The major portion of that sum will be consumed for the commemoration of the 1986 Edsa Revolution.
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[Title] => EDSA body calls for 7-week fast
[Summary] => The EDSA People Power Commission (EPPC) asked Filipinos yesterday to forgo one meal a week for seven weeks as part of a campaign "to expel hard-to-cast-out demons."
The EPPC was a group formed by jailed President Joseph Estrada to institutionalize the celebration of the first people power uprising which ousted former President Ferdinand Marcos in 1986.
Ironically, the EPPC campaign, dubbed Daily Prayer for Peace and Justice, will commence on Jan. 16, the first day of people power II that led to Estradas ouster last year.
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the President revived the EPPC to focus on the legacies of the two popular revolts that changed the countrys political landscape.
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The EPPC is such a miniscule body that, the other year, the gods of the national budget completely forgot to appropriate money for its operations. This year, we will be working with a fantastic sum of P3 million. The major portion of that sum will be consumed for the commemoration of the 1986 Edsa Revolution.
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The EPPC was a group formed by jailed President Joseph Estrada to institutionalize the celebration of the first people power uprising which ousted former President Ferdinand Marcos in 1986.
Ironically, the EPPC campaign, dubbed Daily Prayer for Peace and Justice, will commence on Jan. 16, the first day of people power II that led to Estradas ouster last year.
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February 13, 2006 - 12:00am
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