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Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan said the opposition might utilize the sine die adjournment for a "no proclamation" scenario.


Pangilinan, co-chairman of the 22-member joint canvassing committee, argued that the majority and the minority in the Senate should debate whether adopting the sine die adjournment would violate the Constitution.


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Pangilinan, co-chairman of the 22-member joint canvassing committee, argued that the majority and the minority in the Senate should debate whether adopting the sine die adjournment would violate the Constitution.


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Congress adjourns today; ‘no proc’ feared

By Jose Rodel Clapano | June 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Congress will adjourn sine die its session today amid questions by some lawmakers on its legal implications with the ongoing canvass of votes for president and vice president. Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan...

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