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                    [Title] => Credibility problem
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Any attempt to summon people power collapses at the sight of persons identified with Ferdinand Marcos and Joseph Estrada, and has-beens with the look of desperation to return to power. 


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                    [Summary] => Former President Fidel Ramos called on President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro yesterday to cut her term short in the event of Charter change and make the "supreme sacrifice" for the nation’s sake.


Speaking to reporters before boarding a plane for a four-day trip to China, Ramos said Mrs. Arroyo should examine her conscience and follow the examples of former presidents Ferdinand Marcos and Joseph Estrada, who left Malacañang in the face of massive demonstrations to avoid a bloody confrontation.


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While he acknowledged that the majority bloc appears to have won the first round in the impeachment proceedings, Ramos noted that the next arena in the impeachment debates is the plenary session involving all the members of the House of Representatives.


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                    [Title] => GMA’s media blitz pays off
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo’s media offensive could be paying off.


Though she’s still in the negative, Mrs. Arroyo’s net trust rating improved from -33 percent in July to -24 percent this month, according to an independent telephone survey of Metro Manila residents by pollster Social Weather Stations (SWS).

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                    [Title] => Opposition to give own SONY, SONIA
                    [Summary] => Talk about an alphabet soup of acronyms.


After Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s TSONA last Friday, here come SONY and SONIA from the opposition.


Tomorrow at 4 p.m., President Arroyo will deliver her State of the Nation Address (SONA) before Congress, which resumes session after a recess.


Unlike Mrs. Arroyo’s past SONAs that dwelt on goals and achievements of her administration,  however, Filipinos this time may be more eager to find out what she has to say about the poll fraud allegations against her and the bribery accusations against her family.


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FERDINAND MARCOS AND JOSEPH ESTRADA

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Tomorrow at 4 p.m., President Arroyo will deliver her State of the Nation Address (SONA) before Congress, which resumes session after a recess.


Unlike Mrs. Arroyo’s past SONAs that dwelt on goals and achievements of her administration,  however, Filipinos this time may be more eager to find out what she has to say about the poll fraud allegations against her and the bribery accusations against her family.


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