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De Venecia to resign as Lakas president
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Former House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. is
expected to resign from his post as president of the ruling Lakas-Christian
Muslim Democrats before he leaves for the United States next week.
Ray Roquero, executive director of Lakas,
made that revelation on Thursday, noting that a “bloody
confrontation” during the party’s national directorate meeting
on March 3 could be prevented if Venecia would voluntarily resign
before he leaves for a trip abroad on February 26.
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Palace denies ‘midnight Cabinet’
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Malacañang has denied the allegations made by
Gina de Venecia, the wife of former House Speaker Jose de Venecia
3rd, about the existence of a “midnight Cabinet” at the Palace
allegedly being presided by Jose Miguel Arroyo, the husband of the
President. The group is said to be “involved in affairs of
state.”
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Informant identified corpse as Bali bomber
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A former Muslim militant has identified a body found in a shallow
grave in the southern Philippines as Jemaah Islamiah bomb maker
Dulmatin, a military spokesman said on Thursday.
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Local execs to hold own ‘people power’
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LOCAL government officials will have their own version of “people
power” to counter the moves by groups critical of President Gloria
Arroyo.
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Teachers urge Lapus to resign,
emulate Lozada
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Public school teachers are urging Education Secretary Jesli Lapus to
resign and reveal what he knows about the Cyber-Education Project,
which was put on hold by President Gloria Arroyo.
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NLRC dismisses cases
filed by nurses vs. Sentosa
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THE National Labor Relations Commission has
dismissed the cases filed by the 31 Filipino nurses against Sentosa
Recruitment Agency and its foreign principals.
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