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Wednesday, August 24, 2005 (Philippines)

Tomas assails Talisay status
Opposition Rep. Francis Escudero (right) talks with Rep. Simeon Datumanong (second from left) during impeachment hearings against President Gloria Arroyo at the House of Representatives in Quezon City. Opposition and administration forces battled on “prejudicical questions” that, administration legislators say, must be resolved before acting on the impeachment complaints. (AP photo)
Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña yesterday signed the petition asking the court to nullify the law that declared neighboring Talisay a city five years ago.

The petition identified Talisay City Mayor Socrates Fernandez, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita, Interior and Local Government Secretary Angelo Reyes, and Budget and Finance Secretary Romulo Neri as respondents.

In front of reporters in his regular press conference, Osmeña signed the verification and certification portion of the petition, which he said will be immediately filed before the Court of Appeals.

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Gwen urged: Lobby Serge v. Sugbuak
Instead of lobbying against the split-Cebu bills in the House of Representatives, Cebuanos who are against the proposal should ask for Sen. Sergio “Serge” Osmeña III, the only Cebuano legislator in the Senate.
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Pro-Arroyos stall complaints, citing prejudicial questions
MANILA - An opposition attempt to oust President Arroyo for alleged electoral fraud suffered a setback when her opponents lost an initial vote on how to handle the impeachment complaints.
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IBP bars Castro disbarment
“Vindicated” was how Assistant Cebu City Prosecutor Mary Ann Castro felt, with the dismissal of two more cases against her before the anti-graft office and the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) Commission on Bar Discipline.
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