+ Follow MIKEY AND IGGY Tag
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[Title] => FG to Cayetano: Where’s your proof?
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First Gentleman Mike Arroyo challenged anew Taguig-Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano to present evidence of alleged anomalies involving his family and to stop using Congress to spread malicious lies in pursuit of his vested interests.
Arroyo called on Cayetano to stop hiding behind his parliamentary immunity and face him fair and square.
"Huwag mo nang idamay ang anak ko at kapatid ko. Tayong dalawa na lang ang magharap, kung talagang lalaki ka," Arroyo said.
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[Title] => What’s the alternative?
[Summary] => One of the critical questions facing the nation today is this one: If GMA resigns or is ousted, who will take over? What’s our alternative?
GMA’s spinmeisters claim there is none. Business groups and certain Church and evengelist leaders are, allegedly, unhappy at the prospect of Vice President Noli de Castro assuming the presidency.
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[Title] => What Mikey, Iggy can do
[Summary] => What a wacky weekend. Starting with chatter of a coup to be staged ironically on Independence Day, it ended with President Arroyo’s foes whimpering futility to unseat her. And the man who was to precipitate the military strike was shaking in sanctuary, awaiting arresting agents who never came.
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[Title] => Blaming God?
[Summary] => Last week, when this writer spotted an old pal, "TIME" Magazine’s Executive Editor for Asia, Tony Spaeth, he had a mischievous grin on his face. Tony was among our group which – with Phil Bronstein, Seth Mydans and Paul A. Gigot – had covered the deterioration of the Marcos dictatorship in the 1980’s.
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MIKEY AND IGGY
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First Gentleman Mike Arroyo challenged anew Taguig-Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano to present evidence of alleged anomalies involving his family and to stop using Congress to spread malicious lies in pursuit of his vested interests.
Arroyo called on Cayetano to stop hiding behind his parliamentary immunity and face him fair and square.
"Huwag mo nang idamay ang anak ko at kapatid ko. Tayong dalawa na lang ang magharap, kung talagang lalaki ka," Arroyo said.
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GMA’s spinmeisters claim there is none. Business groups and certain Church and evengelist leaders are, allegedly, unhappy at the prospect of Vice President Noli de Castro assuming the presidency.
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November 24, 2006 - 12:00am
