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Wednesday, September 24 2008 |
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Lacson now obscuring real issues – Joker |
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Sen. Panfilo Lacson is side-stepping the double-entry issue by
diverting the battle to the attack 10 years ago of then Makati Rep.
Joker Arroyo on then- Speaker Manuel Villar.
“Senator Lacson should rise or fall on the
issue of double entry and not obscure it with collateral issues,”
Sen. Joker Arroyo said Tuesday, as he refused to react on Lacson’s
recital on Monday of Arroyo’s charges against Senate President
Manuel Villar that he delivered on the floor of the House of
Representatives 10 years ago.
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Supreme Court may reverse decision on appellate court justices
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THE Supreme Court might still reverse its decision meting out
various penalties against the five Court of Appeals justices who
were found guilty of committing acts of impropriety in connection
with the controversial case involving a power utility and the
government pension fund.
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Lozada elevates his case to the High Court
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AGGRIEVED by the Court of Appeals decision that junked his petition
for protection, broadband scandal whistleblower Rodolfo “Jun”
Lozada elevated Tuesday his case to the Supreme Court.
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Ice plant suspected culprit in food poisoning
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Department of Education Assistant Secretary for Special Concerns
Thelma Santos confirmed Tuesday the department is eyeing the closure
of an ice plant that reportedly supplied ice to an elementary school
in Tondo, Manila, where 112 students fell ill last week after eating
snacks from its canteen.
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DSWD’s 2009 budget approved
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THE subcommittee of the House appropriations committee approved
Tuesday the proposed 2009 P10.5-billion budget of the Department of
Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), while the budget cut on the
Commission on Audit’s allocation for the same year was restored.
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Military blocks jail visit by rights body, congressmen
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The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) protested Tuesday that its team
was not allowed to visit detained military officers in the
Philippine Marine Corps Headquarters in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City.
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Sulpicio blocking victims from Marina hearings
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THE Maritime Industry Authority resumed Tuesday its hearings on the
cancelation of the franchise of embattled Sulpicio Lines Inc., whose
shipping tradition is apparently dotted with various ‘sea
disasters.’
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