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High Court ruling
can
cover all Senate hearings |
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Spokesman of Supreme Court says ruling on Neri case
can apply to all Senate hearings without published rules |
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By William B. Depasupil Reporter
Malacañang
is right after all in saying that all Senate investigations
conducted without published rules are “null and void.”
The Supreme Court Spokesman,
Lawyer Jose Midas Marquez, on Monday pointed out though that only
Chairman Romulo Neri of the Commission on Higher Education is
covered by the court en banc’s ruling that the Senate could not
cite Neri in contempt nor order his arrest.
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Government bans
kidney transplants for foreigners
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The Philippines said Monday that
it had temporarily suspended kidney transplants to foreigners, amid
allegations that poor Filipinos are being duped into selling vital
organs for a pittance.
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Razon warns misuse
of ‘Mamang Pulis’ IDs
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The Philippine National Police
(PNP) has cautioned the public anew against scrupulous individuals
who use the name of the police force to get away with illegal
activities.
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Stalled road
projects may push through
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THE Department of Public Works
and Highways (DPWH) on Monday expressed optimism that the second
phase of the National Road Improvement and Management Program (NRIMP)
will push through soon.
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Decision on Gen.
Garcia’s case deferred anew
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THE Sandiganbayan Second Division has deferred
anew its promulgation of the perjury case field against retired Maj.
Gen. Carlos Garcia.
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Gabby Concepcion
may be back for good
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After 13 long years, former
matinee idol Gabby Concepcion is back in the country. Concepcion
left the Philippines after being hounded by controversies in his
personal and professional life.
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SENATORS RAP SEC.
ERMITA ON ‘INFIRMED RULES’
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Senators scored Executive
Secretary Eduardo Ermita Monday for saying that all the measures
passed by the Senate could be null and void because the chamber
still had to publish its rules as required...
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