PRO-GLORIA

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                    [Title] => Pro-Gloria coalition secures 13.5 M votes for GMA
                    [Summary] => A coalition of non-government organizations, private sector groups and individuals calling themselves Pro-Gloria said yesterday they are confident of securing 13.5 million votes for President Arroyo in the May 10 elections.


At the same time, the 2.7 million-strong Tricycle Owners and Drivers Association (TODA) conducted simultaneous rallies and motorcades in various parts of the country yesterday afternoon to show their support for Mrs. Arroyo.


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                    [Title] => 13.5 M boto tiniyak ng Pro-Gloria
                    [Summary] => Tiniyak ng Pro-Gloria ang may 13.5 milyung boto mula sa mga non-gov’t organizations, pribadong sektor at iba pang indibidwal upang maselyo ang panalo ni Pangulong Arroyo sa May 10.


Sinabi ng mga lider ng Pro-Gloria na nagtagumpay ang support organization ng Pangulo sa pagbuo ng campaign teams hanggang sa precint level na siyang titiyak ng panalo ng kanilang kandidato.


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                    [Title] => They’re off and running
                    [Summary] => Candidates for national office — president, vice president and senators — will hit the ground running as the 90-day campaign period for the May 10 elections officially starts today.


President Arroyo and her running mate Sen. Noli de Castro will hear Mass in a church in mountainous Cavinti, Laguna at 8 a.m. today before hitting the campaign trail, barnstorming through the towns of Calamba and San Pedro, also in Laguna.
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Pro-Gloria coalition secures 13.5 M votes for GMA

May 4, 2004 - 12:00am

A coalition of non-government organizations, private sector groups and individuals calling themselves Pro-Gloria said yesterday they are confident of securing 13.5 million votes for President Arroyo in the May 10...

Headlines

13.5 M boto tiniyak ng Pro-Gloria

May 4, 2004 - 12:00am

Tiniyak ng Pro-Gloria ang may 13.5 milyung boto mula sa mga non-gov’t organizations, pribadong sektor at iba pang indibidwal upang maselyo ang panalo ni Pangulong Arroyo sa May 10. Sinabi ng mga lider ng Pro-Gloria...

Bansa

They’re off and running

February 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Candidates for national office — president, vice president and senators — will hit the ground running as the 90-day campaign period for the May 10 elections officially starts today. President Arroyo and...

Headlines