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The Hataman-Dumarpa Anti-Discrimination Bill

Rep. Mujiv Hataman of AMIN Party List and Rep. Faysah RPM Dumarpa of Lanao del Sur had filed two different bills on anti-Discrimination. Their bills are now being consolidated into one.

This consolidated bill is now on the process of being formulated and framed. We would like to hear your views about this bill and help contirbute to its construction by making your comments on its draft posted here.

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Poll fraud in 2007 to trigger civil war

Monday, 12 June 2006
from The Daily Tribune Online By Gerry Baldo and Angie M. Rosales A lawmaker from Ilocos Norte yesterday warned President Arroyo that cheating in the 2007 elec-tions could result in a civil war. Ilocos Norte Rep. Imee Marcos advised Mrs. Arroyo and her allies not to try rigging the vote in the 2007 elections in their favor as this could trigger widespread violence and subsequently civil war. “I fear massive hostilities if there will be anomalies in the 2007 elections. If we have (demonstrations) and rallies, there’s a greater possibility that civil war will spark in our country,” Marcos said after watching Mrs. Arroyo at the Quirino Grandstand during the 108th Independence Day celebration.
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Solons urge GMA: Reciprocate Saudi King’s kindness

Thursday, 18 May 2006

from the Manila Bulletin Online

Muslim lawmakers yesterday asked President Arroyo to reciprocate the kindness shown to Filipinos by the Saudi Arabian monarchy by releasing from various Metro Manila jails hundreds of Muslim women facing charges and by giving more than 2,000 Muslim detainees equal access to speedy justice.

Reps. Faysah Dumarpa (Lakas, Lanao del Sur) and Mujiv Hataman (Anak Mindanao) aired the appeal as they thanked Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud for ordering the release of some 500 Filipinos from the kingdom’s prisons upon the request of Arroyo.

Hataman and Dumarpa, chairperson of the House Committee on Social Welfare, said the President has demonstrated how the government values the welfare of Filipinos abroad.

Party-list congressmen lead House’s poorest

Wednesday, 17 May 2006
Wendell Vigilia Malaya ALL but nine of 236 members of the House are millionaires, their December 2005 statements of assets and liabilities showed. The nine who failed to join the "millionaires club" are Akbayan’s Joyo Mario Aguja with a net worth of P740,080.00; Mujiv Hataman of Anak Mindanao, P690,000.00; Benjamin Agarao (LDP, Laguna), P570,000.00; Bayan Muna’s Satur Ocampo, P372,589.41 and Teddy Casiño, P307,900.00; Hermilando Mandanas (LP, Batangas), P112,652.00; Anakpawis’ Crispin Beltran, P85,000.00; Bayan Muna’s Joel Virador, P57,500.00; and Anakpawis’ Rafael Mariano, P18,537.12.
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GMA: I guarantee shift to parliament

Friday, 07 April 2006
from the Manila Standard Online By Joyce Pangco Pañares DESPITE opposition efforts to derail a signature drive in support of Charter Change, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo yesterday gave her personal guarantee that the shift to a parliamentary system would be done under her term. “The present political and economic conditions… are ripe for amending some of the provisions in the Constitution to suit our readiness to face the challenges of modern times in terms of improving the quality of life of the Filipino people,” Mrs. Arroyo said yesterday.
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Garcillano faces new complaint

Tuesday, 04 April 2006

from the Manila Times Internet Edition

By Candice Y. Cerezo, Researcher

SIXTEEN lawmakers on Tuesday filed charges of perjury, passport tampering and falsification of documents against former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano before a Quezon City court.

The lawmakers, led by Rep. Gilbert Remulla of Cavite, filed the charges to pressure Garcillano into disclosing what he knows about fraud committed during the 2004 elections.

They accused Garcillano of faking his passport and its supporting documents to support his allegation that he did not leave the country at the height of the controversy last year, triggered by wiretapped telephone calls in which he and President Arroyo allegedly discussed poll rigging.

Remulla said he and the 15 lawmakers filed a more detailed case of the same charges that Sen. Panfilo Lacson and three other representatives filed against Garcillano two weeks ago.