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                    [Title] => FPJ minadali lang nina Sotto at Angara
                    [Summary] => Minadali lamang nina Senators Vicente Sotto at Edgardo Angara si Fernando Poe Jr. kaya napilitan ang aktor na ihayag ang kanyang kandidatura sa 2004 kahit nagdadalawang-isip pa ito,


Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni Minority Leader Carlos Padilla na naghihinalang may "hidden agenda" ang dalawang senador sa pagpipilit kay FPJ na tumakbo sa 2004 kahit hindi pa naman ito handa.


Naniniwala din ang solon na hinaharang nina Angara at Sotto ang pakikipag-usap ni Lacson kay FPJ dahil natatakot ang dalawa na makumbinsi ng una ang aktor na huwag nang kumandidato.


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                    [Title] => Tulo,mabahong kubeta ng Batasan nakumpuni sa pagbisita ni Bush
                    [Summary] => Kung hindi pa bibisita si US President Bush sa bansa ay hindi nakumpuni ang matagal ng problema ng mga sirang tubo at mabahong kubeta sa Batasan complex. Bagaman at nagbantang magbo-boykot dahil sa balitang iti-take over ng US Secret Service ang Kamara sa loob ng isang linggo para sa pagdating ni Bush, nagpapasalamat naman si Minority Leader Carlos Padilla at maaayos na ang "tulo" sa kisame ng kanyang opisina na nagmumula sa coffee shop sa itaas ng kanyang tanggapan na nasa basement ng main building ng Kamara.
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                    [Title] => Batasan 1 week isasara sa Bush visit: Congressmen boykot!
                    [Summary] => Iboboykot ng mga mambabatas ang isasagawang joint session ng Kongreso sa Oktubre 18 kapag itinuloy ang plano na itake-over ng US Secret Service ang buong Batasan complex sa loob ng isang linggo bilang paghahanda sa pagdating sa bansa ni US President George Bush.


Ayon kina Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, Isabela Rep. Rodolfo Albano at Maguindanao Rep. Didagen Dilangalen, walang karapatan ang US Secret Service na maghari-harian sa loob ng Batasan para lang masigurong magiging ligtas si Bush sa loob ng Kongreso.


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                    [Title] => Mga unibersidad ng gobyerno,naghihirap na rin
                    [Summary] => Dahil sa kakapusan ng pondo, matinding kahirapan na rin ang dinaranas ng mga state-run tertiary schools kung saan nag-aaral ang mga mahihirap na estudyante.


Ayon kay Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, ang napakaliit na budget na inilalaan sa mga government-run schools sa bansa ang nagiging sanhi sa paghihirap ng mga state-owned universities.


Para sa 110 state colleges and universities (SUCs), paghahati-hatian lamang ng mga ito ang P12.3 bilyon para sa susunod na taon.


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                    [Title] => Australian PM dapat patikimin ng pinya at saging
                    [Summary] => Iginiit kahapon ni Minority Leader Carlos Padilla kay Pangulong Arroyo na pakainin ng saging at pinya ang bumibisitang Australian Prime Minister na si John Howard upang malaman nito na hindi dapat ibina-ban sa Australia ang dalawang masarap na prutas ng Pilipinas.


Ayon kay Padilla, panahon na para muling i-review ang Canberra’s trade policy dahil talo dito ang Pilipinas.


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                    [Title] => Style n'yo bulok – GMA
                    [Summary] => Style n’yo bulok.


Ito ang mensahe ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo sa isinampang impeachment case laban sa kanya na aniya’y "lumang tugtugin na paulit-ulit".


Binansagan pa ng Pangulo sa pamamagitan ni Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye ang mga nagpapasimuno sa impeachment sa pangunguna nina ex-Senador Juan Ponce Enrile at Francisco Tatad na "gutom lang sa publisidad".


Ayon kay Bunye, hindi dapat ikumpara ang liderato ng Pangulo sa dating administrasyon ng kanyang mga kalaban dahil napakalayo ng diperensya.
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                    [Title] => Congressmen to push Charter change despite Senate opposition
                    [Summary] => The House of Representatives, voting overwhelmingly in caucus yesterday to pursue Charter change even in the face of opposition from the Senate, is eyeing parliamentary elections in May next year.


"The 2004 elections will carry on. The caucus voted to shoot down all no-el (no elections) proposals," Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. told a news conference after meeting behind closed doors with his colleagues.


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                    [Title] => ‘No turning back for House on Cha-cha’
                    [Summary] => There is apparently no turning back for the House of Representatives on its Charter change (Cha-cha) initiative.


"It’s the single most important item on our agenda this year," a leader of the chamber said yesterday.


The two chambers of Congress resume their session today after a three-week holiday break.


The congressman, who did not want to be identified, said, "Since our party boss, President Arroyo, is neutral on Cha-cha and has not stopped us from pursuing it, we will not back out of this initiative."


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                    [Title] => House formally kicks off Cha-cha
                    [Summary] => Leaders of the House of Representatives formally kicked off yesterday their Cha-cha (Charter change) initiative despite opposition from many members of the Senate.


In a news conference, Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. and his colleagues announced that they were endorsing Concurrent Resolution 16, which seeks the conversion of the House and the Senate into a constituent assembly to propose constitutional amendments.


"This is a historic day. We are hoping this could launch the process for amending the Constitution," De Venecia said.


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                    [Title] => JDV pushes shift to parliament
                    [Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. revived yesterday his proposal for the country to shift to a parliamentary system after the presidential elections in 2004.


Addressing a lawyers’ meeting in Iloilo City, De Venecia at the same time urged President Arroyo to form a "unity government" that would include the opposition so she can better tackle the nation’s problems.


He suggested that Mrs. Arroyo organize such a "government of unity" in the next 60 to 90 days "to remove the poison in the political atmosphere."


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MINORITY LEADER CARLOS PADILLA

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Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni Minority Leader Carlos Padilla na naghihinalang may "hidden agenda" ang dalawang senador sa pagpipilit kay FPJ na tumakbo sa 2004 kahit hindi pa naman ito handa.


Naniniwala din ang solon na hinaharang nina Angara at Sotto ang pakikipag-usap ni Lacson kay FPJ dahil natatakot ang dalawa na makumbinsi ng una ang aktor na huwag nang kumandidato.


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Ayon kina Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, Isabela Rep. Rodolfo Albano at Maguindanao Rep. Didagen Dilangalen, walang karapatan ang US Secret Service na maghari-harian sa loob ng Batasan para lang masigurong magiging ligtas si Bush sa loob ng Kongreso.


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Ayon kay Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, ang napakaliit na budget na inilalaan sa mga government-run schools sa bansa ang nagiging sanhi sa paghihirap ng mga state-owned universities.


Para sa 110 state colleges and universities (SUCs), paghahati-hatian lamang ng mga ito ang P12.3 bilyon para sa susunod na taon.


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Binansagan pa ng Pangulo sa pamamagitan ni Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye ang mga nagpapasimuno sa impeachment sa pangunguna nina ex-Senador Juan Ponce Enrile at Francisco Tatad na "gutom lang sa publisidad".


Ayon kay Bunye, hindi dapat ikumpara ang liderato ng Pangulo sa dating administrasyon ng kanyang mga kalaban dahil napakalayo ng diperensya.
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"The 2004 elections will carry on. The caucus voted to shoot down all no-el (no elections) proposals," Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. told a news conference after meeting behind closed doors with his colleagues.


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The two chambers of Congress resume their session today after a three-week holiday break.


The congressman, who did not want to be identified, said, "Since our party boss, President Arroyo, is neutral on Cha-cha and has not stopped us from pursuing it, we will not back out of this initiative."


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"This is a historic day. We are hoping this could launch the process for amending the Constitution," De Venecia said.


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He suggested that Mrs. Arroyo organize such a "government of unity" in the next 60 to 90 days "to remove the poison in the political atmosphere."


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