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Zamora, who left for the US yesterday for his annual medical check-up, earlier expressed his desire to leave the Cabinet ahead of other resigning officials. He had wanted to start his terminal leave so he could submit his resignation early January, or one month ahead of the Feb.14 deadline for the filing of certificate of candidacy for the May 2001 elections.
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[Summary] => President Estrada will name another Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) member this month to replace Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero, who will be appointed to the Supreme Court, unimpeachable sources told The STAR yesterday.
The sources said the appointment of retired Court of Appeals Justice Nicolas Lapeña Jr., who is dean of the New Era College in Diliman, Quezon City, is Mr. Estradas way of returning the INCs unwavering support for his administration during the present political crisis.
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Zamora, who left for the US yesterday for his annual medical check-up, earlier expressed his desire to leave the Cabinet ahead of other resigning officials. He had wanted to start his terminal leave so he could submit his resignation early January, or one month ahead of the Feb.14 deadline for the filing of certificate of candidacy for the May 2001 elections.
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The sources said the appointment of retired Court of Appeals Justice Nicolas Lapeña Jr., who is dean of the New Era College in Diliman, Quezon City, is Mr. Estradas way of returning the INCs unwavering support for his administration during the present political crisis.
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December 27, 2000 - 12:00am
By Delon Porcalla | December 1, 2000 - 12:00am
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