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Unsolicited AdvicePGMA Dared to Implement OFWs’ Proposed Reform Platforms of Government and Economics

Bobby Reyes

T his writer sent to President Gloria M. Arroyo some of the basic components of the proposed platforms of government and economics that several Overseas-Filipino political organizations have agreed...
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www.ReVOTElution.comMore Proposals – From Voter’s Registration by Mail to Party-List Solons for OFWs – Sent to PGMA

Bobby Reyes

A third set of proposals was e-mailed to Philippine Press Sec. Jesus Dureza in the morning of Nov. 26, 2008. The proposals were to be transmitted to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (PGMA). The...
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I2D2-Debt & DevelopmentThe I2D2 and New EEA Proposals Sent Again to PGMA

Bobby Reyes

T he proposal about the "Institute of International Debt and Development (I2D2)” was sent again to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (PGMA) in an e-mail coursed through her Press Secretary...
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PoliticsPresident Arroyo’s Party Plans to Solicit Fil-Ams’ Signatures for Petition for Her to Stay in Power

Bobby Reyes

H uman lapdogs (tutas) of Philippine President Gloria M. Arroyo have reportedly prepared petitions that would appeal to Her Excellency to stay in power beyond her term that ends on June 30, 2010. The...
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Civil RightsPESANTE-USA to Welcome President Arroyo in Los Angeles as Number-One Violator of Human Rights

Arturo P. Garcia

P esante-USA, a Filipino-American peasant, environmental and human-rights advocacy group confirmed that human-rights abuses are continuing in the Philippines with 21 extrajudicial killings taking...
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Event date: July 04, 1902 Displays: 5046 Back
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War ended in the Philippines, with more than 4,200 U.S. soldiers, 20,000 Filipino soldiers, and 200,000 Filipino civilians dead.
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