+ Follow ASSISTANT MAJORITY LEADER ANTONIO CERILLES Tag
ASSISTANT MAJORITY LEADER ANTONIO CERILLES
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[Title] => US urged to lift travel advisory
[Summary] => The United States government was urged yesterday to heed the advice of its ambassador here, Francis Ricciardone, and lift its travel advisory cautioning its citizens against going to Mindanao.
In making the appeal, Cebu Rep. Antonio Cuenco, chairman of the House committee on foreign affairs, and Assistant Majority Leader Antonio Cerilles, said the word of Ambassador Ricciardone should carry weight.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Senado hinamon ng Kamara
[Summary] => Hinamon kahapon ng tatlong lider ng Kamara ang Senado na gawin nito ang kanilang tungkulin sa ipinatawag na 3-day special session ni Pangulong Arroyo upang maaprubahan ang Expanded Value Added Tax (EVAT).
Ayon kina House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles, Assistant Majority Leader Antonio Cerilles at Surigao Rep. Prospero Pichay, ang Senado ang kinakailangang magkaroon ng quorum ngayong special session dahil maghihintay na lamang ang Kamara sa kanilang magiging aksyon sa VAT bill.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => House leaders turn to GMA
[Summary] => Leaders of the House of Representatives, admitting that they have been demonized in the controversy over the congressional pork barrel, asked President Arroyo yesterday to resolve the raging word war between senators and congressmen.
Assistant Majority Leader Antonio Cerilles said Mrs. Arroyo should immediately call the leaders of the two chambers to a meeting to patch up their differences on the pork barrel issue since the Senate and the House are ruled by her allies.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => House leaders turn to GMA
[Summary] => Leaders of the House of Representatives, admitting that they have been demonized in the controversy over the congressional pork barrel, asked President Arroyo yesterday to resolve the raging word war between senators and congressmen.
Assistant Majority Leader Antonio Cerilles said Mrs. Arroyo should immediately call the leaders of the two chambers to a meeting to patch up their differences on the pork barrel issue since the Senate and the House are ruled by her allies.
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