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[Title] => ‘Stronger opposition emerging’
[Summary] => A stronger political opposition is apparently emerging in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision dismissing the election protest of late actor Fernando Poe Jr., taken up by his widow, Susan Roces, against President Arroyo.
"Finally, various opposition groups are uniting and we are growing stronger," House Minority Leader Francis Escudero, secretary general of the United Opposition (UNO), said yesterday.
He said there were two significant personalities who attended the UNO meeting for the first time on Thursday night.
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[Title] => Lacson will not concede until last ballot is counted
[Summary] => Independent presidential candidate Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday that he will not concede until the last ballot is counted officially by the Senate and the House of Representatives, which will convene as the National Board of Canvassers on May 24.
In a telephone interview, Lacson also denied receiving P150 million from the administration to concede to President Arroyo.
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"Finally, various opposition groups are uniting and we are growing stronger," House Minority Leader Francis Escudero, secretary general of the United Opposition (UNO), said yesterday.
He said there were two significant personalities who attended the UNO meeting for the first time on Thursday night.
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[Title] => Lacson will not concede until last ballot is counted
[Summary] => Independent presidential candidate Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday that he will not concede until the last ballot is counted officially by the Senate and the House of Representatives, which will convene as the National Board of Canvassers on May 24.
In a telephone interview, Lacson also denied receiving P150 million from the administration to concede to President Arroyo.
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