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                    [Title] => Look at mirror, GMA critics urged
                    [Summary] => Malacañang challenged President Arroyo’s detractors yesterday to show to the people their positive contributions to move the country’s economy forward.


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. said various sectors, including business groups, have repeatedly asked the opposition to end their disruptive protest actions following the resounding defeat of the impeachment complaint against Mrs. Arroyo in the House of Representatives last week.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t working out timetable for peace pact with MILF
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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. cited the hir Alonto, were killed.


Eid Kabalu, a spokesman for the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, acknowledged that the rebels located the target for the military.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t ignores US court order on Marcos wealth
                    [Summary] => Malacañang rejected yesterday an order issued by a United States federal judge in Honolulu that directs the Philippine government to transfer $40 million of $684 million in ill-gotten wealth of the late President Ferdinand Marcos to an account set up for victims of human rights abuses during his 14-year authoritarian rule.


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. asserted that the federal court ruling handed down by US district Judge Manuel Real cannot be enforced on the Philippines as a sovereign state outside the jurisdiction of the US court.


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                    [Title] => Cabinet members stay in acting capacity
                    [Summary] => Until they are shown the door, the present batch of Cabinet members will remain in office.


This was disclosed yesterday by Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr., who said President Arroyo has no immediate plans to implement changes in her Cabinet.


"We will be what are considered as holdover officers, so that’s provided for by law (and) that’s allowed by law," Bunye said.


"So we will be holding over until we are told that the office is already vacant," he said.


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                    [Title] => ‘Let’s shut up, help GMA’
                    [Summary] => Administration lawmakers urged their opposition colleagues yesterday to heed Malacañang’s call for a political "ceasefire" that will help unify the country and speed up its economic development.


"We should all follow Rep. Didagen Dilangalen’s principle to shut up. It’s over. It’s time to heal, unite and work as one nation again. It’s time for all camps to reconcile," said Davao City Rep. Prospero Nograles.


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PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESMAN IGNACIO BUNYE JR.

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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. cited the hir Alonto, were killed.


Eid Kabalu, a spokesman for the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, acknowledged that the rebels located the target for the military.


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"We should all follow Rep. Didagen Dilangalen’s principle to shut up. It’s over. It’s time to heal, unite and work as one nation again. It’s time for all camps to reconcile," said Davao City Rep. Prospero Nograles.


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Look at mirror, GMA critics urged

By Paolo Romero | September 12, 2005 - 12:00am

Malacañang challenged President Arroyo’s detractors yesterday to show to the people their positive contributions to move the country’s economy forward. Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. said...

Headlines

Gov’t working out timetable for peace pact with MILF

By Marichu A. Villanueva | August 17, 2004 - 12:00am

Malacañang said yesterday the government is working out a "timetable" with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to come to a final, lasting peace agreement in Mindanao. Presidential Spokesman...

Headlines

Gov’t ignores US court order on Marcos wealth

By Marichu A. Villanueva | July 15, 2004 - 12:00am

Malacañang rejected yesterday an order issued by a United States federal judge in Honolulu that directs the Philippine government to transfer $40 million of $684 million in ill-gotten wealth of the late President...

Headlines

Cabinet members stay in acting capacity

June 30, 2004 - 12:00am

Until they are shown the door, the present batch of Cabinet members will remain in office. This was disclosed yesterday by Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr., who said President Arroyo has no immediate plans...

Headlines

‘Let’s shut up, help GMA’

By Delon Porcalla | June 28, 2004 - 12:00am

Administration lawmakers urged their opposition colleagues yesterday to heed Malacañang’s call for a political "ceasefire" that will help unify the country and speed up its economic development. "We...

Headlines