+ Follow CONGRESSMAN MACIAS Tag
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[Title] => Sugbuak and Congressman Macias
[Summary] => With the approval by the Macias committee of the Sugbuak bills the Cebuanos were alarmed. For months the issue hibernated in their minds. It was all quiet in the congressional front and many thought it was all over. Suddenly this development. Who would not feel threatened?
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-31 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => STRAWS IN THE WIND By Eladio Dioko
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[Title] => City Council lashes Macias for Sugbuak
[Summary] => The Cebu City Council yesterday lashed at House committee on local government chair Emilio Macias II for repeatedly turning a deaf ear over pleas to conduct the public hearing in Cebu on the three bills seeking to create three more provinces out of Cebu.
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[Title] => Sugbuak and the Macias Committee
[Summary] => Have you not noticed that the actuations of Congressman Emilio Macias, chairman of the House local government committee, seem to be in favor of the Sugbuak proponents? First, he denied the request to have the hearing in Cebu and insisted on conducting it in Manila. In the hearing itself, he allowed only governor Gwen Garcia to speak on behalf of the bills' objectors, and denied even congressman Tony Cuenco from airing his side, taking the position of congresswoman Clavel Martinez that the Cebu City congressman was not a member of the committee.
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CONGRESSMAN MACIAS
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[Title] => Sugbuak and Congressman Macias
[Summary] => With the approval by the Macias committee of the Sugbuak bills the Cebuanos were alarmed. For months the issue hibernated in their minds. It was all quiet in the congressional front and many thought it was all over. Suddenly this development. Who would not feel threatened?
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[Title] => City Council lashes Macias for Sugbuak
[Summary] => The Cebu City Council yesterday lashed at House committee on local government chair Emilio Macias II for repeatedly turning a deaf ear over pleas to conduct the public hearing in Cebu on the three bills seeking to create three more provinces out of Cebu.
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[Title] => Sugbuak and the Macias Committee
[Summary] => Have you not noticed that the actuations of Congressman Emilio Macias, chairman of the House local government committee, seem to be in favor of the Sugbuak proponents? First, he denied the request to have the hearing in Cebu and insisted on conducting it in Manila. In the hearing itself, he allowed only governor Gwen Garcia to speak on behalf of the bills' objectors, and denied even congressman Tony Cuenco from airing his side, taking the position of congresswoman Clavel Martinez that the Cebu City congressman was not a member of the committee.
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[ColumnID] => 135759
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[AuthorName] => STRAWS IN THE WIND By Eladio C. Dioko
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