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[Summary] => Rehas na bakal ang binagsakan ng 48-anyos na mister matapos arestuhin ng pulisya sa kasong pamboboso sa kanyang landlady habang naliligo sa loob ng palikuran ng kanilang bahay sa Barangay Pasong Tamo sa Quezon City.
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[Title] => Man arrested for peeping in on landlady
[Summary] => A man was arrested after his landlady allegedly caught him peeping through the bathroom window as she was taking a bath Wednesday night.
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[Title] => Malacañang: Cabinet officials in campaign need not resign
[Summary] => Government officials involved in the political campaign of President Arroyo for the May 10 elections need not resign from their posts.
This was the position taken by Malacañang yesterday on the issue raised by the group of Army officers calling themselves "Kawal" (soldiers), who denounced the active role of Defense Secretary Eduardo Ermita, among other Palace officials, in the campaign of Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => GMA rebuffs aide on bloodshed yarn
[Summary] => President Arroyo rebuffed yesterday one of her political advisers who claimed that bloodshed would mar next year’s elections if the 1987 Constitution is not amended.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the President remains firm in her position not to intervene with the issue of Charter change and will just leave Congress to settle their debate.
"The President’s position on Charter change is very clear," Bunye said. "She has some proposals concerning the matter but she thinks it is untimely for such a move."
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[Title] => Lakas creates 2 committees to choose standard-bearer
[Summary] => The ruling Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) party has formed two screening committees to select the administration’s local and national candidates, including its standard-bearer in the 2004 elections, newly appointed presidential adviser on political affairs Hernani Braganza said yesterday.
The Lakas-CMD, though, has not yet abandoned its call for Mrs. Arroyo, the party’s national chairman, to reconsider her Dec. 30, 2002 declaration not to seek a full six-year term as president.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva
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[Title] => Braganza now Arroyo political adviser
[Summary] => Press Secretary Hernani Braganza has been named presidential adviser on political affairs, replacing Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) executive director Jose Rufino.
In an exclusive interview with The STAR yesterday, Braganza said he would give up his post as press secretary and assume the post of presidential adviser on political affairs. Rufino would be named presidential liaison on political affairs.
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[Title] => Rufino willing to ‘share’ with Nani
[Summary] => President Arroyo’s political adviser, Jose Rufino, said he is willing to share his post with erstwhile Press Secretary Hernani Braganza, who reportedly wants to be Mrs. Arroyo’s political adviser.
"I’ve worked with him well in the past. I welcome that. He’s a friend of mine," Rufino said in a radio interview yesterday.
Braganza reportedly said he does not want his old job and that he was willing to work as Rufino’s deputy.
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[Title] => Guingona willing to discuss Cha-cha stand
[Summary] => Vice President Teofisto Guingona Jr. said yesterday he was ready to discuss proposed amendments to the Constitution with his Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrat (CMD) partymates but that he will not be swayed from his anti-Charter change stand at this time.
"I will listen to them and I hope they also allow me to attempt to change their mind," he said.
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[Title] => Palace starts search for new press secretary
[Summary] => Malacañang has started the search for a new Palace spin doctor to replace Press Secretary Hernani Braganza, administration officials confirmed over the weekend.
Braganza, who is supposed to report back for work today after a month-long medical leave, has reportedly sent word to President Arroyo that he would prefer to go back to his forte of political trouble-shooting.
"He told me he would want to be in political affairs assignment," said Braganza’s close friend Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) Chairman Michael Defensor.
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[Title] => Barangayanihan project junked
[Summary] => Barely two months after she created it, President Arroyo has abolished the "Unlad Barangayanihan" program to mobilize barangay folk in the government’s anti-poverty projects.
Through Executive Order 183, dated Feb. 28, the President abolished the Ugnayan ng Lahi at Diwa, Bayanihan sa Barangay program which she created only Dec. 13 with an annual funding of P5 million.
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JOSE RUFINO
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[Title] => Man arrested for peeping in on landlady
[Summary] => A man was arrested after his landlady allegedly caught him peeping through the bathroom window as she was taking a bath Wednesday night.
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[Title] => Malacañang: Cabinet officials in campaign need not resign
[Summary] => Government officials involved in the political campaign of President Arroyo for the May 10 elections need not resign from their posts.
This was the position taken by Malacañang yesterday on the issue raised by the group of Army officers calling themselves "Kawal" (soldiers), who denounced the active role of Defense Secretary Eduardo Ermita, among other Palace officials, in the campaign of Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => GMA rebuffs aide on bloodshed yarn
[Summary] => President Arroyo rebuffed yesterday one of her political advisers who claimed that bloodshed would mar next year’s elections if the 1987 Constitution is not amended.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the President remains firm in her position not to intervene with the issue of Charter change and will just leave Congress to settle their debate.
"The President’s position on Charter change is very clear," Bunye said. "She has some proposals concerning the matter but she thinks it is untimely for such a move."
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[Title] => Lakas creates 2 committees to choose standard-bearer
[Summary] => The ruling Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) party has formed two screening committees to select the administration’s local and national candidates, including its standard-bearer in the 2004 elections, newly appointed presidential adviser on political affairs Hernani Braganza said yesterday.
The Lakas-CMD, though, has not yet abandoned its call for Mrs. Arroyo, the party’s national chairman, to reconsider her Dec. 30, 2002 declaration not to seek a full six-year term as president.
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[Title] => Braganza now Arroyo political adviser
[Summary] => Press Secretary Hernani Braganza has been named presidential adviser on political affairs, replacing Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) executive director Jose Rufino.
In an exclusive interview with The STAR yesterday, Braganza said he would give up his post as press secretary and assume the post of presidential adviser on political affairs. Rufino would be named presidential liaison on political affairs.
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[Title] => Rufino willing to ‘share’ with Nani
[Summary] => President Arroyo’s political adviser, Jose Rufino, said he is willing to share his post with erstwhile Press Secretary Hernani Braganza, who reportedly wants to be Mrs. Arroyo’s political adviser.
"I’ve worked with him well in the past. I welcome that. He’s a friend of mine," Rufino said in a radio interview yesterday.
Braganza reportedly said he does not want his old job and that he was willing to work as Rufino’s deputy.
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[Title] => Guingona willing to discuss Cha-cha stand
[Summary] => Vice President Teofisto Guingona Jr. said yesterday he was ready to discuss proposed amendments to the Constitution with his Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrat (CMD) partymates but that he will not be swayed from his anti-Charter change stand at this time.
"I will listen to them and I hope they also allow me to attempt to change their mind," he said.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorID] => 1732629
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[Title] => Palace starts search for new press secretary
[Summary] => Malacañang has started the search for a new Palace spin doctor to replace Press Secretary Hernani Braganza, administration officials confirmed over the weekend.
Braganza, who is supposed to report back for work today after a month-long medical leave, has reportedly sent word to President Arroyo that he would prefer to go back to his forte of political trouble-shooting.
"He told me he would want to be in political affairs assignment," said Braganza’s close friend Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) Chairman Michael Defensor.
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[Title] => Barangayanihan project junked
[Summary] => Barely two months after she created it, President Arroyo has abolished the "Unlad Barangayanihan" program to mobilize barangay folk in the government’s anti-poverty projects.
Through Executive Order 183, dated Feb. 28, the President abolished the Ugnayan ng Lahi at Diwa, Bayanihan sa Barangay program which she created only Dec. 13 with an annual funding of P5 million.
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January 31, 2004 - 12:00am
