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                    [Title] => Bong Pineda a no-show at Erap trial
                    [Summary] => A suspected jueteng lord summoned as a defense witness in ousted President Joseph Estrada’s plunder trial failed to show up at the Sandiganbayan yesterday.


The anti-graft court had ordered Rodolfo "Bong" Pineda to appear in court yesterday and tomorrow.


Retired Manila fiscal Jose Flaminiano, one of Estrada’s lawyers, said he was not sure if Pineda could be presented in tomorrow’s hearing.


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                    [Title] => Pagkapanalo ni GMAtiyak na - Lakas solons
                    [Summary] => Naniniwala ang mga kongresista na tiyak na ang panalo ni Pangulong Arroyo sa 2004 presidential election.


Sa sama-samang pahayag, sinabi nina Representatives Aurelio Umali ng Nueva Ecija at Antonio Cuenco ng Cebu na ang pagiging angat sa laban, mahusay na pangangampanya at magandang makinarya ang nagdala sa napipintong muling pag-upo ni Ginang Arroyo sa Palasyo ng Malacañang.


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                    [Title] => Opposition digs own grave with negative ads
                    [Summary] => The opposition is digging its own grave with negative campaign ads they have taken out against President Arroyo, administration lawmakers said yesterday.


"The message of the surveys is clear — that people detest hate campaigns which deprive them of a chance to dissect the platform of candidates as these focus solely on character assassination," Davao City Rep. Prospero Nograles said.


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                    [Title] => Hindi mapipiling VP ni GMA dapat maging 'sport'
                    [Summary] => Hindi dapat magtampo at tumalikod kay Pangulong Arroyo ang sinumang hindi papalarin na maging running mate nito.


Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni Davao Oriental Rep. Mayo Almario kaugnay sa nalalapit na paghahayag ni Pangulong Arroyo ng kanyang magiging bise presidente.


Ayon kay Rep. Almario, pare-parehong umaasa sina Senators Noli de Castro, Robert Barbers at MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando na sila ang magiging ka-tandem ni GMA at maging sina Tourism Sec. Richard Gordon at Senate President Franklin Drilon ay napapabalitang nais ding tumakbong bise.


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                    [Title] => Pulitikong hindi magpapa-drug test pinahaharang sa Comelec
                    [Summary] => Nanawagan kahapon si Davao Oriental Rep. Mayo Almario sa Commission on Elections (Comelec) na huwag payagang kumandidato ang mga pulitikong hindi sasailalim sa drug tests.


Ayon kay Almario, hindi rin dapat iboto ng publiko ang mga pulitikong tatangging magpa-drug test bilang tugon sa kampanya ng gobyerno laban sa  droga.


Upang mapatunayan aniyang hindi isang user ang isang kandidato, walang dahilan upang hindi ito magpa-drug test.


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                    [Title] => P.5-B Mindanao peace fund put up
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo and a group of 50 congressmen formalized yesterday their initiative to put up a P500-million Mindanao Peace and Development Fund to restore peace and order in the island and thus, lure tourists and investors there.


Mrs. Arroyo witnessed the signing of the formal agreement with the 50 congressmen, who each agreed to set aside P5 million of their pork barrel for the fund. 


Mrs. Arroyo committed to contribute a counterpart P250 million, bringing the total fund to P500 million.


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                    [Summary] => Fifty Mindanao congressmen and Malacañang will put up P500 million for the emergency purchase of telecommunications and transportation equipment and even the recruitment of additional militiamen to secure vital installations and communities from terror attacks, Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday.


In a press briefing, De Venecia dubbed the pool as the Special Peace and Order Fund, where each congressman will contribute P5 million from their pork barrel funds while the Office of the President will provide counterpart funding.


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                    [Title] => Mindanao magkukulang sa kuryente
                    [Summary] => Nagbabala kahapon ang Department of Energy (DOE) sa posibilidad na magkaroon ng kakulangan sa kuryente sa Mindanao sa susunod na limang taon dahil sa biglang pagtaas ng demand sa elektrisidad.


Ito ang sinabi ni Elizabeth Navalta, director ng DOE sa isinagawa nitong briefing sa mga miyembro ng House Committee on Mindanao Affairs kaugnay sa power situation sa Mindanao.


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                    [Title] => 30 solons victims of ‘pyramiding’ scam
                    [Summary] => At least 30 congressmen and scores of congressional wives have fallen victim to companies engaged in the so-called pyramiding operation, House sources revealed yesterday. 


The scam has prompted Representatives Juan Miguel Zubiri (Lakas, Bukidnon) and Mayo Almario (Lakas, Davao Oriental) to ask the House economic affairs committee to look into the matter.


The committee, which is chaired by Rep. Oscar Moreno (Lakas, Misamis Oriental), will begin its inquiry next week.


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                    [Title] => Fear of losing votes to kill divorce bill in House - solon
                    [Summary] => 

Absolute divorce remains unpopular in Congress as politicians fear less votes
on election day if they support the bill.

Many congressmen believe the largely Catholic voters support the  Church's
stand against the passage of a law that would allow absolute divorce in the
country.

Rep.
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The anti-graft court had ordered Rodolfo "Bong" Pineda to appear in court yesterday and tomorrow.


Retired Manila fiscal Jose Flaminiano, one of Estrada’s lawyers, said he was not sure if Pineda could be presented in tomorrow’s hearing.


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Sa sama-samang pahayag, sinabi nina Representatives Aurelio Umali ng Nueva Ecija at Antonio Cuenco ng Cebu na ang pagiging angat sa laban, mahusay na pangangampanya at magandang makinarya ang nagdala sa napipintong muling pag-upo ni Ginang Arroyo sa Palasyo ng Malacañang.


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Ayon kay Rep. Almario, pare-parehong umaasa sina Senators Noli de Castro, Robert Barbers at MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando na sila ang magiging ka-tandem ni GMA at maging sina Tourism Sec. Richard Gordon at Senate President Franklin Drilon ay napapabalitang nais ding tumakbong bise.


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Mrs. Arroyo witnessed the signing of the formal agreement with the 50 congressmen, who each agreed to set aside P5 million of their pork barrel for the fund. 


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Many congressmen believe the largely Catholic voters support the  Church's
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Rep.
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