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                    [AuthorID] => 1804795
                    [AuthorName] => Johnny Litton
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WALANG makapagsabi kung gaano kalalim ang pag-aaway ni President Arroyo at nina Justice Antonio Carpio,  ex-Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz at Pancho Villaraza ng The Firm. Maski ako ay hindi alam kung away-kapatid ito o grabeng awayan.


Sa pagkaalam ko nagsimula ang lahat dahil sa inggit. Kakaiba ang dating ng taga-The Firm. Kapag hinihingan ng advise ni GMA, class na class at aral na aral ang presentation. Hindi sasabit sapagkat may legal basis. Hindi katulad ng ibang advisers na masyadong pulitikal at simplistic. Kaya naiinggit ang mga advisers na ito sa The Firm. 


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                    [Title] => ‘K-4, not GMA submitted  campaign expense report’
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo has until June 30 to furnish the Commission on Elections with a personal statement of campaign contributions and expenditures, Comelec Commissioner Resurreccion Borra said yesterday.


Otherwise, the President could be disqualified from assuming the nation’s top post if she is proclaimed winner in the May 10 elections, Borra warned. 


The President had earlier submitted to the Comelec an audit report of her political coalition, which stated that she spent P333 million for her campaign — the highest amount among the five presidential candidates.

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                    [Title] => Payback
                    [Summary] => How do you express gratitude to someone who gives you P30 million, tax-free, no accounting required? Or even P1 million? 


The official answer, if you’ve just won public office with a little help from multimillion-peso donations, is to promise to be a dedicated, competent public servant. Or, in the language of the Macapagal clan, to do right as a public servant, do your best, and let God take care of the rest. 


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                    [AuthorName] => Ana Marie Pamintuan
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                    [Title] => Payback
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                    [Title] => ‘Atong’ putting up mall in California
                    [Summary] => Fugitive and suspected gambling lord Charlie "Atong" Ang is now helping set up a mall in Los Angeles, California with a nephew, Senate President Aquilino Pimentel Jr. said in a report to the justice deparment.


In a letter to Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, Pimentel said he met Ang last month during a visit to Los Angeles, and that the fugitive was accompanied by his business partner and nephew, one Nino Lim.


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Otherwise, the President could be disqualified from assuming the nation’s top post if she is proclaimed winner in the May 10 elections, Borra warned. 


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In a letter to Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, Pimentel said he met Ang last month during a visit to Los Angeles, and that the fugitive was accompanied by his business partner and nephew, one Nino Lim.


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