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The Philippine STAR celebrates 20 years of professional journalism with a big bash tonight, with a guest list that includes top government officials, diplomats, business and industry leaders, showbiz celebrities and other prominent figures in the country.


Heading the guest list are President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro.


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The proposal of the People’s Assembly for Genuine Alternatives to Social Apathy (Pag-asa) calls for the resignation or non-violent ouster of President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro.


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As the third highest official of the land, Drilon said it is part of his mandate, under the constitutional succession clause, to assume the top post once it is declared vacant.


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                    [Title] => Nene renews call on GMA, Noli to resign
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"President Arroyo has lost total credibility. People will no longer believe her and her only option is to resign," Pimentel told the UP Alliance Working for Arroyo’s Removal during a forum at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City.


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"President Arroyo has lost total credibility. People will no longer believe her and her only option is to resign," Pimentel told the UP Alliance Working for Arroyo’s Removal during a forum at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City.


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"President Arroyo has lost total credibility. People will no longer believe her and her only option is to resign," Pimentel told the UP Alliance Working for Arroyo’s Removal during a forum at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City.


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                    [Title] => Nueva Ecija bans politicians’ names in public places
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The "The Anti-Naming of Public Works and Properties Ordinance," which is expected to be met with protests, is now awaiting the signature of Gov. Tomas Joson III.


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SC spokesman Ismael Khan said yesterday the tribunal would first determine if the protests are "sufficient in form and substance." If the protests are not summarily dismissed, the tribunal will then require the respondents — President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro — to comment.


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Close to the deadline, opposition presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. and his running mate Loren Legarda filed separate election protests yesterday, challenging the victory of President Arroyo and Vice President Noli de Castro. Since the proclamation of the President and her running mate, some people have said it’s all over but the bellyaching by losers.
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                    [Title] => Simple rites for Villar
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Villar had wanted her oath-taking to be a perfect example of austerity amidst the economic and political crisis plaguing the country and the Filipino people.


"This is the time to make a point. Tama na sa akin na simple lang ang okasyong ito. What matters are the things that I would be able to do for my constituents," Villar said.


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PRESIDENT ARROYO AND VICE PRESIDENT NOLI

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Villar had wanted her oath-taking to be a perfect example of austerity amidst the economic and political crisis plaguing the country and the Filipino people.


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