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CEBU, Philippines - Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson finds nothing wrong in the merging of various political parties among the opposition group but said they should see to it that the merger is realistic and realizable.
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                    [Title] => Charter change still on House agenda
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MANILA,  Philippines - The Charter change (Cha-cha) proposal of Speaker Prospero Nograles is still on the House agenda for the last two weeks of session of the House of Representatives.
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                    [Title] => Palace adviser: Merger only to boost administration's slate in 2010
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MANILA, Philippines – Presidential political adviser Gabriel Cladio said the merger of administration parties Kampi and Lakas-NUCD has nothing to do with the move of the House of Representatives to amend economic provisions of the Constitution.
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                    [Title] => Puno denies rift within Kampi
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                    [Title] => RP-wide protests set vs Cha-cha
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                    [Title] => Imee sees Lakas-Kampi feud when Congress opens in July
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Marcos said the revival of the political feud, which first erupted over the chairmanship of various committees in the House of Representatives, will be triggered by Kampi’s attempt to wrest the House leadership from Speaker Jose de Venecia.


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                    [Title] => Kampi seeks to lead pro-GMA coalition
                    [Summary] => Most members of the revitalized Kabalikat ng Malayang Pilipino favor the idea of merging with the ruling Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) and other parties, a Kampi official said yesterday.


"Hearing from many of us the idea of being unified is good for the country," Kampi spokesman Isabela Rep. Anthony Miranda said.


However, he pointed out that Kampi’s members believe that as members of the party President Arroyo founded in 1997, they should take the lead in promoting her 10-point anti-poverty program of government.


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KAMPI AND LAKAS

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"Hearing from many of us the idea of being unified is good for the country," Kampi spokesman Isabela Rep. Anthony Miranda said.


However, he pointed out that Kampi’s members believe that as members of the party President Arroyo founded in 1997, they should take the lead in promoting her 10-point anti-poverty program of government.


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