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According to a statement from Estradas camp, the survey called "La Salle, Ateneo at Lahat Na" and conducted last May 9 showed that 94 percent of the respondents wanted Mrs. Arroyo to step down, while only five percent said she should finish her term in 2010.
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RANDY DAVID AND VICE PRESIDENT NOLI
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According to a statement from Estradas camp, the survey called "La Salle, Ateneo at Lahat Na" and conducted last May 9 showed that 94 percent of the respondents wanted Mrs. Arroyo to step down, while only five percent said she should finish her term in 2010.
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By Mike Frialde | May 12, 2006 - 12:00am
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A Bureau of Internal Revenue official told the impeachment court on Thursday, October 8, that Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband earned a combined P85.34 million in income net of tax from 2007 to 2025, and confirmed the bureau has issued a letter of authority to audit one of them.
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