+ Follow GLORIA RESIGN Tag
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Scars may all that remain, but time heals all wound.
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[Title] => CBCP might discuss 'GMA resign' proposal
[Summary] => The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines may take up the 'Gloria Resign' proposal due to the bribery attempt on some local officials.
CBCP public affairs chairman Caloocan bishop Deogracias Iñiguez Jr. said they might discuss this in the next assembly.
Iñiguez, is one of the three bishops asking Mrs. Arroyo to step down after her administration continues to be hounded by scandals that started with the National Boradband Netowrk deal and most recent the birbery attempt during a meeting at the Palace.
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[Summary] => The senators materialized in force for last Tuesday’s meeting of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (Ledac). That event raised hopes that government might be able to work again.
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[Summary] => Yet another illustration that the so-called "crisis" besetting our politics is largely spin-driven: when Thaksin said he would not seek the post of prime minister in the newly-elected Thai parliament, that was read in these parts as a resignation.
On that erroneous reading of foreign parliamentary politics, the opposition rose in chorus, demanding that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ‘do a Thaksin’. That was the spin that ripped through the media - even if, at the most basic, it overlooked glaring differences in circumstances and processes.
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On that erroneous reading of foreign parliamentary politics, the opposition rose in chorus, demanding that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ‘do a Thaksin’. That was the spin that ripped through the media - even if, at the most basic, it overlooked glaring differences in circumstances and processes.
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On that erroneous reading of foreign parliamentary politics, the opposition rose in chorus, demanding that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ‘do a Thaksin’. That was the spin that ripped through the media - even if, at the most basic, it overlooked glaring differences in circumstances and processes.
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[Title] => If a parliamentary system is so good…?
[Summary] => I hope you’ve read that piece of news from Japan… that politics is the principal cause why the Philippine economy hasn’t gone where it should! I would like to believe that even we Filipinos know that we have a great country with a strong potential for economic growth given the natural resources that God has blessed this nation with. However, we have an accursed bunch of no-good politicians who are always out to take personal advantage of the meager resources of this country all in the name of the poor.
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[Title] => Gloria ‘sinalo’ ni Angara
[Summary] => Hindi sinuportahan ni opposition Sen. Edgardo Angara ang inilunsad na "Gloria Resign" movement ng oposisyon dahil hindi anya ang pagbibitiw ni Pangulong Arroyo ang sagot sa kinakaharap na krisis ng bansa sa pulitika.
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[Summary] => Sa halip na happy birthday, "Gloria Resign" ang umalingawngaw sa Senado kahapon matapos pangunahan ng oposisyon ang panawagan sa agarang pagbibitiw ni Pangulong Arroyo sa kanyang puwesto.
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[Summary] => The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines may take up the 'Gloria Resign' proposal due to the bribery attempt on some local officials.
CBCP public affairs chairman Caloocan bishop Deogracias Iñiguez Jr. said they might discuss this in the next assembly.
Iñiguez, is one of the three bishops asking Mrs. Arroyo to step down after her administration continues to be hounded by scandals that started with the National Boradband Netowrk deal and most recent the birbery attempt during a meeting at the Palace.
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On that erroneous reading of foreign parliamentary politics, the opposition rose in chorus, demanding that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ‘do a Thaksin’. That was the spin that ripped through the media - even if, at the most basic, it overlooked glaring differences in circumstances and processes.
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On that erroneous reading of foreign parliamentary politics, the opposition rose in chorus, demanding that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ‘do a Thaksin’. That was the spin that ripped through the media - even if, at the most basic, it overlooked glaring differences in circumstances and processes.
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On that erroneous reading of foreign parliamentary politics, the opposition rose in chorus, demanding that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ‘do a Thaksin’. That was the spin that ripped through the media - even if, at the most basic, it overlooked glaring differences in circumstances and processes.
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[Summary] => Hindi sinuportahan ni opposition Sen. Edgardo Angara ang inilunsad na "Gloria Resign" movement ng oposisyon dahil hindi anya ang pagbibitiw ni Pangulong Arroyo ang sagot sa kinakaharap na krisis ng bansa sa pulitika.
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October 20, 2007 - 12:15pm
