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[Title] => Presidential adviser ni GMA nag-resign
[Summary] => Nagbitiw sa kanyang tungkulin bilang presidential political adviser si Secretary Gabriel Claudio dahil sa payo ng kanyang mga doctor dahil na rin sa kanyang “congenital escollosis”.
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[Title] => Malacañang confirms resignation of National Telecommunications head
[Summary] => Malacañang has confirmed that National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) head Ruel Canobas tendered his resignation for personal reasons.
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[Title] => Palace welcomes Supreme Court concerns on poll automation
[Summary] => Malacañang welcomed yesterday the concerns raised by the Supreme Court about the reliability of the automated election system in next year’s elections.
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[Title] => Arroyo bats for parliamentary form of government
[Summary] => Despite growing criticism of the initiative, President Arroyo reiterated yesterday she will push to change the country’s form of government from presidential to a parliamentary and federal system.
"We shall push for a parliamentary and federal form of government because it will give peace, unity and progress to the average Filipino," Mrs. Arroyo said.
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[Title] => Bid to impeach Davide could hurt economy, Arroyo warns
[Summary] => The move to impeach Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. threatens the reform agenda of the government which could set back the economy, officials warned yesterday.
"The nation’s peace of mind is disturbed by political developments that are telegraphing signals of instability," President Arroyo said in a statement after the peso and the financial markets were rocked by the standoff.
Mrs. Arroyo said "such controversial confrontations between powerful institutions have a way of setting back our economy and driving more of our people into hardship."
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[Title] => Palace mulls special session
[Summary] => Malacañang hinted yesterday President Arroyo may call Congress to a special session to pass Malacañang-certified bills still pending at the bicameral committee level.
While no such initiative to convene a special session has yet been taken, Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO) Secretary Gabriel Claudio told The STAR this does not mean Malacañang would not ask for it.
When both chambers of Congress adjourned sine die last June 5, two priority bills were already approved and were up for bicameral consolidation.
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[Title] => GMA ready to certify measure on 45-day delay of ARMM plebiscite
[Summary] => President Arroyo has expressed willingness to certify as urgent administration bill an en banc resolution by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) seeking to postpone for another 45 days the scheduled plebiscite next month in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO) Secretary Gabriel Claudio told The STAR yesterday that President Arroyo was willing to endorse the Comelec resolution when Congress resumes its last regular session tomorrow before it adjourns sine die on June 7.
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[Title] => GMA ready to certify measure on 45-day delay of ARMM plebiscite
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SECRETARY GABRIEL CLAUDIO
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"We shall push for a parliamentary and federal form of government because it will give peace, unity and progress to the average Filipino," Mrs. Arroyo said.
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[Title] => Bid to impeach Davide could hurt economy, Arroyo warns
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"The nation’s peace of mind is disturbed by political developments that are telegraphing signals of instability," President Arroyo said in a statement after the peso and the financial markets were rocked by the standoff.
Mrs. Arroyo said "such controversial confrontations between powerful institutions have a way of setting back our economy and driving more of our people into hardship."
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While no such initiative to convene a special session has yet been taken, Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO) Secretary Gabriel Claudio told The STAR this does not mean Malacañang would not ask for it.
When both chambers of Congress adjourned sine die last June 5, two priority bills were already approved and were up for bicameral consolidation.
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Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO) Secretary Gabriel Claudio told The STAR yesterday that President Arroyo was willing to endorse the Comelec resolution when Congress resumes its last regular session tomorrow before it adjourns sine die on June 7.
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Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO) Secretary Gabriel Claudio told The STAR yesterday that President Arroyo was willing to endorse the Comelec resolution when Congress resumes its last regular session tomorrow before it adjourns sine die on June 7.
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