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Estrada turns comic at leadership forum

Source: Inquirer.net

Manila : Philippines | 6 months ago

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Former president Joseph Estrada appears to have kept his humor despite controversies that plagued his life as a politician. Estrada, who was among the participants invited in an ANC-sponsored leadership forum at the University of the Philippines Friday night, continuously elicited...

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Palace won’t stop rallies against con-ass

News Source: Inquirer.net | 6 months ago

Malacañang will not make any attempt to stop protests against a planned constituent assembly to amend the Constitution even as it continues to insist it had nothing to do with the passage of House Resolution 1109 calling for that particular mode of...
Lacson decision to quit 2010 race wise

News Source: Inquirer.net | 6 months ago

It is possible Senator Panfilo Lacson decided to withdraw from the presidential race after he lost his financial backers to other presidential aspirants, former Surigao del Sur Representative Prospero Pichay said Saturday. Pichay, who lost in the...
Only UNO is true opposition, Binay claims

News Source: Inquirer.net | 6 months ago

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'Con-ass' lawmakers owe people and explanation, says Palace exec

News Source: GMA News | 6 months ago

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Binay willing to give way if Estrada runs

News Source: Inquirer.net | 6 months ago

United Opposition president and Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay said he was willing to let go of his dream to become president should former Joseph Estrada decided to run. Binay said he was willing to slide down if Estrada asked him to. "Kung talagang...
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News Source: Inquirer.net | 6 months ago

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