+ Follow JOSE APOLINARIO LOZADA Tag
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[Title] => ‘Jose Pidal’ looks headed to Congress
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — For several years, people in the fifth district of Negros Occidental had seldom seen presidential brother-in-law Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo in their communities.
Things changed in mid-2003 when he began appearing in town fiestas and political gatherings, dropping hints of his plan to seek the fifth district’s congressional seat.
Arroyo gained national prominence when he claimed to be "Jose Pidal" who owned huge bank accounts which Sen. Panfilo Lacson insisted was his brother’s, First Gentleman Mike Arroyo.
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[Title] => Lakas stalwart joins FPJ because of Iggy
[Summary] => Administration party stalwart Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada resigned yesterday from the Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) after the party hierarchy failed to settle the conflict between him and presidential brother-in-law Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo.
With exactly three months to go before the May 10 national elections, Lozada warned that some 30 to 40 members from all over the country are set to abandon the Lakas party. He did not name names.
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[Title] => Anti-SARS bill approval urged
[Summary] => An administration lawmaker has asked Congress to speed up the approval of the anti-Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) bill when the legislature resumes session in January.
Negros Occidental Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada, chairman of the House committee on foreign relations, said House Bill No. 5937 seeks to establish a mandatory quarantine program to institutionalize the government’s campaign against SARS and other highly contagious diseases like the Japanese encephalitis virus, malaria and tuberculosis.
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[Title] => House starts debates on anti-SARS measure
[Summary] => The House of Representatives is set to begin floor debates today on the proposed anti-SARS measure, which calls for mandatory quarantine on suspected carriers and the imposition of fines on those who give misleading information to authorities.
"We hope to approve it within the week," Negros Occidental Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada, author of House Bill 5937, told The STAR.
"If there are any suggestions on changes, we can take it up during the period of amendment," he said.
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[Title] => GMA: Iraqi diplomat probed for spying
[Summary] => The government is investigating an Iraqi diplomat for espionage, President Arroyo said yesterday, but she ruled out cutting diplomatic ties with Baghdad and withheld the diplomat’s identity.
"Aside from the one that we have already asked to leave, there is this one diplomat with some evidence of espionage and I have asked (Foreign Affairs) Secretary Blas Ople to take steps regarding this," Mrs. Arroyo told reporters.
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[Title] => Trapos blocking absentee voting bill — Solon
[Summary] => The principal sponsor of a bill seeking voting rights for overseas Filipinos accused traditional politicians or trapos among his colleagues yesterday of blocking the measure.
Iloilo Rep. Augusto Syjuco told a news conference that trapos in the House are afraid of the proposed law "because it will change the character of the Filipino vote and quicken the pace of political maturity, thus signaling the end of their kind."
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[Title] => Negros solon fumes as US cancels his tourist visa
[Summary] => The United States Embassy in Manila has canceled the 10-year tourist visa of Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada (Lakas, Negros Occidental), chairman of the House foreign relations committee, and he’s fuming about it.
"The cancellation is an affront to a member of Congress. The embassy should apologize to me and the people I represent," Lozada told reporters yesterday.
Through the embassy’s "drop box" system, the congressman had applied for a transfer of his 10-year, multiple entry visa from his old, expired passport to a new one.
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[Title] => Negros solon slams Japan travel advisory
[Summary] => The chairman of the House foreign relations committee denounced yesterday a travel advisory from the Japanese government urging Japanese to desist from traveling to the Philippines.
"The travel advisory was absolutely unjust and deserves the strongest condemnation as it put the Christian-dominated Philippines in the league of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, and other radical Muslim countries," said Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada (Lakas, Negros Occidental).
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[Title] => 76 million fake ballots in May?
[Summary] => An administration congressman urged the Commission on Elections (Comelec) yesterday to investigate its printing committee for the loss of 19,000 reams of security paper intended for use in the production of official ballots.
Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada (Lakas, Negros Occidental) said the loss could have been the handiwork of Comelec insiders working for dagdag-bawas (vote padding-shaving) syndicates.
He said there are 500 sheets in one ream and one sheet makes eight ballots.
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[Title] => House completes reorganization
[Summary] => The Lakas-led majority coalition in the House of Representatives completed yesterday the reorganization of the chamber.
The ruling bloc elected the chairmen of 48 committees, replacing those belonging to the pro-Estrada minority.
The new chairmen included Representatives Leonardo Montemayor (Agrarian reform), Loretta Ann Rosales (political and human rights), Alan Peter Cayetano (good government), Ignacio Bunye (justice), Juan Miguel Zubiri (natural resources);
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JOSE APOLINARIO LOZADA
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[Title] => ‘Jose Pidal’ looks headed to Congress
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — For several years, people in the fifth district of Negros Occidental had seldom seen presidential brother-in-law Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo in their communities.
Things changed in mid-2003 when he began appearing in town fiestas and political gatherings, dropping hints of his plan to seek the fifth district’s congressional seat.
Arroyo gained national prominence when he claimed to be "Jose Pidal" who owned huge bank accounts which Sen. Panfilo Lacson insisted was his brother’s, First Gentleman Mike Arroyo.
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[Title] => Lakas stalwart joins FPJ because of Iggy
[Summary] => Administration party stalwart Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada resigned yesterday from the Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) after the party hierarchy failed to settle the conflict between him and presidential brother-in-law Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo.
With exactly three months to go before the May 10 national elections, Lozada warned that some 30 to 40 members from all over the country are set to abandon the Lakas party. He did not name names.
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[Title] => Anti-SARS bill approval urged
[Summary] => An administration lawmaker has asked Congress to speed up the approval of the anti-Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) bill when the legislature resumes session in January.
Negros Occidental Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada, chairman of the House committee on foreign relations, said House Bill No. 5937 seeks to establish a mandatory quarantine program to institutionalize the government’s campaign against SARS and other highly contagious diseases like the Japanese encephalitis virus, malaria and tuberculosis.
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[Title] => House starts debates on anti-SARS measure
[Summary] => The House of Representatives is set to begin floor debates today on the proposed anti-SARS measure, which calls for mandatory quarantine on suspected carriers and the imposition of fines on those who give misleading information to authorities.
"We hope to approve it within the week," Negros Occidental Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada, author of House Bill 5937, told The STAR.
"If there are any suggestions on changes, we can take it up during the period of amendment," he said.
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[Title] => GMA: Iraqi diplomat probed for spying
[Summary] => The government is investigating an Iraqi diplomat for espionage, President Arroyo said yesterday, but she ruled out cutting diplomatic ties with Baghdad and withheld the diplomat’s identity.
"Aside from the one that we have already asked to leave, there is this one diplomat with some evidence of espionage and I have asked (Foreign Affairs) Secretary Blas Ople to take steps regarding this," Mrs. Arroyo told reporters.
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[Title] => Trapos blocking absentee voting bill — Solon
[Summary] => The principal sponsor of a bill seeking voting rights for overseas Filipinos accused traditional politicians or trapos among his colleagues yesterday of blocking the measure.
Iloilo Rep. Augusto Syjuco told a news conference that trapos in the House are afraid of the proposed law "because it will change the character of the Filipino vote and quicken the pace of political maturity, thus signaling the end of their kind."
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[Title] => Negros solon fumes as US cancels his tourist visa
[Summary] => The United States Embassy in Manila has canceled the 10-year tourist visa of Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada (Lakas, Negros Occidental), chairman of the House foreign relations committee, and he’s fuming about it.
"The cancellation is an affront to a member of Congress. The embassy should apologize to me and the people I represent," Lozada told reporters yesterday.
Through the embassy’s "drop box" system, the congressman had applied for a transfer of his 10-year, multiple entry visa from his old, expired passport to a new one.
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[Title] => Negros solon slams Japan travel advisory
[Summary] => The chairman of the House foreign relations committee denounced yesterday a travel advisory from the Japanese government urging Japanese to desist from traveling to the Philippines.
"The travel advisory was absolutely unjust and deserves the strongest condemnation as it put the Christian-dominated Philippines in the league of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, and other radical Muslim countries," said Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada (Lakas, Negros Occidental).
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[Title] => 76 million fake ballots in May?
[Summary] => An administration congressman urged the Commission on Elections (Comelec) yesterday to investigate its printing committee for the loss of 19,000 reams of security paper intended for use in the production of official ballots.
Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada (Lakas, Negros Occidental) said the loss could have been the handiwork of Comelec insiders working for dagdag-bawas (vote padding-shaving) syndicates.
He said there are 500 sheets in one ream and one sheet makes eight ballots.
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[Title] => House completes reorganization
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The ruling bloc elected the chairmen of 48 committees, replacing those belonging to the pro-Estrada minority.
The new chairmen included Representatives Leonardo Montemayor (Agrarian reform), Loretta Ann Rosales (political and human rights), Alan Peter Cayetano (good government), Ignacio Bunye (justice), Juan Miguel Zubiri (natural resources);
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