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House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles said the two chambers can finally approve the measure if the Senate speeds up action on it when Congress reconvenes on June 4-8.


"Approval of the bill is still possible if the Senate fast tracks it. We will just adopt their version and amendments. I am sure the President will sign the bill because she has been promising this tax exemption," he said.


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Administration senatorial candidate Mike Defensor, on the other hand, suggested that "credible" media organizations should join Pulse Asia and SWS in conducting surveys.


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Pinaalalahanan ng mga administration congressman ang Genuine Opposition (GO) na huwag agad magdiwang sa resulta ng survey ng Social Weather Stations (SWS) dahil maagang isinagawa ang survey at hindi nito tantiya ang kalalabasan ng halalan.


Ayon kina House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles at Rep. Antonio Cuenco , nasa unang bahagi pa lamang ng kampanya ang mga kandidato ng Team Unity kaya mayroon pang panahon ang mga ito na makapangampanya, magpalabas ng kanilang mga political ads at maipaalam sa mamamayan ang kanilang plataporma at agenda. 


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The recommended 45-day suspension of Taguig-Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano should serve as a lesson to members of the House of Representatives who cannot substantiate their allegations, a senior lawmaker warned yesterday. 


"The moral lesson is: Don’t say anything you cannot prove," House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles said, referring to Cayetano’s failure to present proof to back his statement that the First Family has secret bank accounts holding millions of dollars in Germany. 


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                    [Title] => ‘Pork’ as lure to ensure lawmakers’ attendance at special session
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With the promise of "pork" out of the question, Malacañang is resorting to persuasion to convince lawmakers – many already on the campaign trail – to attend the special session that President Arroyo called to pass urgent bills.


In a pooled interview following a televised roundtable discussion in Malacañang on the strong peso, the President said it’s up to Congress’ leaders to ensure the success of the special session.


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Ayon kay de Venecia, kailangang maisabatas ang ilang mahahalagang panukala katulad ng anti-terror bill na hind naratipikahan ng House of Representatives dahil sa kakulangan ng quorum; tax amnesty bill; tourism bill; cheaper medicines act; political party act; compensation bill para sa mga human rights victims; pagtatanim ng isang bilyong puno; pagtatayo ng mga special economic zones; at iba pa. 


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                    [Title] => Payo ng solons kay Ebdane: ’Wag mataray sa media
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Pinayuhan kahapon ni Bayan Muna Rep. Teddy Casino si bagong Defense Chief Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. na maging mabait sa media at huwag tularan ang katarayan ng kanyang Commander-in-Chief na si Pangulong Arroyo.


Ito’y matapos mapikon si Ebdane at magpakita ng pagkairita sa tanong ng isang lady reporter sa ginanap na press briefing kamakalawa. 


Ayon kay Casino, wala sa lugar ang pagtataray ni Ebdane lalo pa’t lehitimo naman ang itinatanong sa kanya ng reporter kaugnay sa magiging role ng militar sa nalalapit na eleksiyon.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL — Diverted
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This is the problem when you have such a rinky-dink international airport: a small private jet bearing the President of the Philippines cannot even take off without affecting commercial flights. 


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                    [Title] => Gulf Air to file complaint with ATO over air traffic mess at DMIA
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Middle East Asian carrier Gulf Air announced yesterday it would make a formal complaint denouncing the unceremonious diversion of their Manila-bound flight from Dubai to the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark, Pampanga due to the closing of the NAIA runway for the private jet landing and takeoff of flights bearing President Arroyo.


The President on Wednesday attended the wedding of House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles’ son Karlo in Davao. 


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HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER PROSPERO NOGRALES

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Ito’y matapos mapikon si Ebdane at magpakita ng pagkairita sa tanong ng isang lady reporter sa ginanap na press briefing kamakalawa. 


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