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Senator Loren Legarda is bent on running for president and expressed optimism that she would be picked as standard bearer of the opposition.
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MANILA, Philippines -- Some members of the opposition dropped by at the St. John the Baptist Church in San Juan City to pay their last respects to the late mother of former President Joseph Estrada, Mrs. Mary Ejercito.
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                    [Summary] => President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is receiving her first half-month paycheck as president this week, and she intends to deposit it in the bank.


"I will put it in the bank," Mrs. Arroyo said during a press conference. She assumed office last Jan. 20.


As president, she will receive a monthly pay of P50,000, excluding government deductions.


Her predecessor, ousted President Joseph Estrada, had his monthly paychecks turned over to his Erap Para sa Mahirap Foundation which sends poor but deserving students to school.


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                    [Title] => Estrada offers to adopt boy wounded in LRT bombing
                    [Summary] => This young boy may have lost a leg, but may gain a President as foster father.


Enraged and stricken with grief over the child’s plight, the President offered to adopt him and give him the best medical care money and power can buy.


The boy gave his name only as Emmanuel, said he is three years old, and identified his father as Joel.


He could not give hospital authorities any additional information that could help trace his family or relatives, and he kept asking for his missing limb.


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A lean presidential delegation will make a side-trip to Hong Kong after
attending the United Nations-Association of Southeast Asian Nations (UN-ASEAN)
Roundtable that begins today in Bangkok, Thailand.

President Estrada and a party of eight left yesterday on chartered Philippine
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today's opening of the 10th session of the United Nations Conference on Trade
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Before returning on Valentine's Day, the President will make a side trip to
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As president, she will receive a monthly pay of P50,000, excluding government deductions.


Her predecessor, ousted President Joseph Estrada, had his monthly paychecks turned over to his Erap Para sa Mahirap Foundation which sends poor but deserving students to school.


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The boy gave his name only as Emmanuel, said he is three years old, and identified his father as Joel.


He could not give hospital authorities any additional information that could help trace his family or relatives, and he kept asking for his missing limb.


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Roundtable that begins today in Bangkok, Thailand.

President Estrada and a party of eight left yesterday on chartered Philippine
Airlines flight A-320 for the Thai capital, where they will  also be attending
today's opening of the 10th session of the United Nations Conference on Trade
and Development (UNCTAD).

Before returning on Valentine's Day, the President will make a side trip to
Hong Kong, a stopover which Presidential S
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Loren ready to run for president in 2010

March 5, 2009 - 12:00am

Senator Loren Legarda is bent on running for president and expressed optimism that she would be picked as standard bearer of the opposition.

Cebu News

Some members of opposition pay last respects to Erap's mom

By Dennis Carcamo | January 14, 2009 - 11:00am

MANILA, Philippines -- Some members of the opposition dropped by at the St. John the Baptist Church in San Juan City to pay their last respects to the late mother of former President Joseph Estrada, Mrs. Mary E...

Arroyo to get first paycheck

February 14, 2001 - 12:00am

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is receiving her first half-month paycheck as president this week, and she intends to deposit it in the bank. "I will put it in the bank," Mrs. Arroyo said during...

Nation

Estrada offers to adopt boy wounded in LRT bombing

January 2, 2001 - 12:00am

This young boy may have lost a leg, but may gain a President as foster father. Enraged and stricken with grief over the child’s plight, the President offered to adopt him and give him the best medical care...

Headlines

Estrada's UNCTAD party to make HK side-trip

By Marichu A. Villanueva | February 12, 2000 - 12:00am

A lean presidential delegation will make a side-trip to Hong Kong after attending the United Nations-Association of Southeast Asian Nations (UN-ASEAN) Roundtable that begins today in Bangkok, Thailand. President...

Headlines