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[Title] => Senate Wednesday Group to hold reunion with media
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[Title] => Opposition twits JDV on fund drive
[Summary] => BEIJING (via PLDT) Philippine opposition lawmakers twitted here yesterday Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. for his initiative in launching the "Pera para sa Pilipinas," saying the fund drive which will supposedly help President Arroyo tide over the governments financial problems will only "give wrong signals to the international community." "While the motives may be good, it is, however, doing more damage than good for the country," said Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr.
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[Title] => Opposition twits JDV on fund drive
[Summary] => BEIJING (via PLDT) Philippine opposition lawmakers twitted here yesterday Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. for his initiative in launching the "Pera para sa Pilipinas," saying the fund drive which will supposedly help President Arroyo tide over the governments financial problems will only "give wrong signals to the international community." "While the motives may be good, it is, however, doing more damage than good for the country," said Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr.
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