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                    [Title] => FPJ for president? Take a look at JAZA first!
                    [Summary] => When asked by reporters if he was running for President, former Pres. Fidel V. Ramos (FVR) remarked that Filipino voters ought to choose a young President! Well, Cebu just celebrated the Sinulog Festival and we probably doubled our population for that festive week and most of those who came here were young kids who enjoyed many nights of street dancing.
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                    [Title] => Meager budget for poll reforms slammed
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"The President’s call for New Politics would ring hollow if Malacañang continues to pay mere lip service to its commitment to modernize the electoral system," she said.


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                    [Title] => It was a good speech
                    [Summary] => Looking at the more important comments made after President Macapagal-Arroyo’s speech last Monday, I think it can be safely said that there was agreement it was a good speech. Better than most, even probably the best among its kind were the more generous comments I heard.
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                    [Title] => Does JDV really matter? / Ador, real McCoy or sting? - HERE'S THE SCORE by Teodoro C. Benigno
                    [Summary] => Frankly all that sound and fury about Joe de Venecia returning (or not) to his old glory as Speaker of the House leaves me cold. The truth is, we are all back to political burlesque. Back to the same old crap that the House this time will be the bellwether for change, that "new politics" will take over, and the nation will sooner or later get out of the swamps. The truth is, whether Joe de V takes over or not, the House will remain the same – a bazaar for patronage politics, the circus belch and bellow for deals of almost every kind.


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                    [Title] => 2 pa umatras sa Speakership
                    [Summary] => Tuluyan nang nabuwag kahapon ang Coalition for New Politics (CNP) matapos kumalas dito ang dalawang partido at magdesisyon na suportahan si Pangasinan Rep. Jose de Venecia.


Inihayag ni Batanes Rep. Florencio Abad, pangulo ng Liberal Party (LP), mahigpit na kalaban ni de Venecia na iniwan na siya nina Palawan Rep. Vicente Sandoval, progressive block ng Lakas, at Raul del Mar ng Probinsiya Muna Development Initiative (Promdi).


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                    [Title] => Palawan solon boosts speakership bid
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Sandoval, a low-key shipping and fishing magnate before going into politics, has actively pursued a dynamic environmental agenda, making him a strong contender for the speakership.


Sandoval is part of the Coalition for New Politics (CNP) composed of 114 pro-administration congressmen belonging to the Lakas, the Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino, Liberal Party, Promdi, Reporma, Aksyon and the Nacionalista Party.


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"The President’s call for New Politics would ring hollow if Malacañang continues to pay mere lip service to its commitment to modernize the electoral system," she said.


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