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                    [Title] => Borbon town execs switch support from Lito to Gwen
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The financial assistance released by the Capitol for the implementation of different projects in Borbon has made the town officials switch support from former Cebu governor Emilio "Lito" Osmena to Governor Gwen Garcia.


 Borbon mayoralty aspirant Bernard "Butch" Sepulveda, who used to be a known political allay of Osmeña, said Garcia provided them with several projects that caused the town’s economic development.


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                    [Title] => Lito leads Yapha-Martinez sortie in Carnaza Island
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Former governor Emilio "Lito" Osmeña led the campaign for representatives Antonio Yapha and Clavel Asas-Martinez for governor and vice governor, respectively, in Carnaza Island in Daanbantayan town, where he has a property.


However, Osmeña reportedly dropped the local opposition candidates lead by mayoralty candidate Augusto Corro who are under Yapha-Martinez ticket.


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                    [Title] => Lito O. leads Yapha-Martinez campaign sortie in Danao City
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Former Cebu governor Emilio "Lito" Osmeña led yesterday the campaign in Danao City of candidates Antonio Yapha Jr., representative of Cebu’s third district and Clavel Asas-Martinez, representative of Cebu’s fourth district who are running for governor and vice governor, respectively, in the May 14 polls.


Yapha and Martinez were on a campaign sortie in Danao City, which is a bailiwick of the Duranos, known allies of Governor Gwendolyn Garcia.


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                    [Title] => Sugbuak rivals to face off for governor, vice governor
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The fight for the two top posts of the provincial government has now pitted the proponents and the opposition of the legislative plan to sub-divide Cebu into four provinces.


This was after the Representatives Antonio Yapha, of the Third District, and Clavel Asas-Martinez, of the Fourth District, filed yesterday their candidacies for governor and vice-governor, respectively.


Yapha had filed a bill in Congress for converting his district into Cebu Occidental province while Martinez filed a separate bill converting her district into Cebu del Norte province. 


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                    [Title] => One Cebu still backing 7 Lakas senatorial bets
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The One Cebu Party is not anymore pulling out support from the seven Lakas senatorial candidates running under the Team Unity after learning administration coalition did not field candidates against its officials seeking re-election. 


One Cebu party president Governor Gwen Garcia, who is the Kabalikat ng Malayang Pilipino (Kampi) provincial chairwoman, earlier told Lakas party president and House Speaker Jose de Venecia that they will drop the Lakas candidates on the administration ticket if it fields local candidates for governor, vice governor and congressmen. 


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Cebu must be preserved, not broken up
                    [Summary] => In a world where borders are vanishing, the name of the game is consolidation. Companies are merging in order to survive in a highly competitive world. If you are small, you get shoved aside. This is true wherever you look, whether among individuals, companies, or even countries.
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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - The voice of the people
                    [Summary] => The partial results of a survey conducted by the Archdiocese of Cebu on the proposals to divide Cebu into four provinces should be enough reason for the proponents of the bills to rethink their position. 

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                    [Title] => Moves to divide Cebu opposed
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Local political pillars have voiced strong opposition to proposals in the House of Representatives to divide Cebu into several provinces. 


"Dividing Cebu is not good for the Cebuanos," said first district Rep. Eduardo Gullas who, however, admitted that the proposals have a great chance of being approved in the House and Senate.


Gullas said he frankly told the proponents that he cannot accept the reasons behind splitting Cebu into several provinces. 


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YAPHA AND MARTINEZ

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 Borbon mayoralty aspirant Bernard "Butch" Sepulveda, who used to be a known political allay of Osmeña, said Garcia provided them with several projects that caused the town’s economic development.


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                    [Title] => Lito O. leads Yapha-Martinez campaign sortie in Danao City
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Former Cebu governor Emilio "Lito" Osmeña led yesterday the campaign in Danao City of candidates Antonio Yapha Jr., representative of Cebu’s third district and Clavel Asas-Martinez, representative of Cebu’s fourth district who are running for governor and vice governor, respectively, in the May 14 polls.


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The fight for the two top posts of the provincial government has now pitted the proponents and the opposition of the legislative plan to sub-divide Cebu into four provinces.


This was after the Representatives Antonio Yapha, of the Third District, and Clavel Asas-Martinez, of the Fourth District, filed yesterday their candidacies for governor and vice-governor, respectively.


Yapha had filed a bill in Congress for converting his district into Cebu Occidental province while Martinez filed a separate bill converting her district into Cebu del Norte province. 


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One Cebu party president Governor Gwen Garcia, who is the Kabalikat ng Malayang Pilipino (Kampi) provincial chairwoman, earlier told Lakas party president and House Speaker Jose de Venecia that they will drop the Lakas candidates on the administration ticket if it fields local candidates for governor, vice governor and congressmen. 


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"Dividing Cebu is not good for the Cebuanos," said first district Rep. Eduardo Gullas who, however, admitted that the proposals have a great chance of being approved in the House and Senate.


Gullas said he frankly told the proponents that he cannot accept the reasons behind splitting Cebu into several provinces. 


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