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PRESIDENT AND YASAY

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revised Securities Act, Speaker Manuel Villar said here yesterday.

This developed as Isabela Rep. Heherson Alvarez urged his colleagues not to
rush the passage of the Securities Act pending the completion of the SEC and
Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) inquiries into BW Resources Corp.

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with the controversy rocking the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

"Our desire to have this passed as soon as possible has nothing to do with the
word war between President Estrada and SEC Chairman Perfecto Yasay," he
said.

"When I resign after the bill is passed, I will be resigning not because I have
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`Estrada-Yasay rift stalling passage of Securities Act'

January 31, 2000 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY -- The row between President Estrada and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. has delayed the passage of the revised Securities Act, Speaker Manuel Villar said here...

Headlines

House rushes approval of Securities Act

By Jess Diaz | January 27, 2000 - 12:00am

The House of Representatives is rushing the approval of the proposed Revised Securities Act, but Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas said this has nothing to do with the controversy rocking the Securities and Exchange...

Headlines