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Thursday, May 11, 2006 (Philippines)

Palace tells revenue office to justify drop in tax collection
Former Vice President Teofisto Guingona Jr. (4th from right), chairman of the group that looked into alleged election fraud, corruption, and other charges against President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, hands over to House Minority Leader Francis Escudero (2nd from left) copies of the result of their investigation finding the President guilty of the charges. (Sunnex/Jonathan M. Mactal-UST Intern)
MALACANANG on Wednesday said it will ask the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to explain the P10 billion collection shortfall for April despite projections showing that collection rates should have been very high.

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Chief justice rues 'selfish' lawyers
SUPREME Court (SC) Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban has warned the new batch of lawyers that some of their colleagues have degenerated by putting first their own personal interests than serving the ends of justice.
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Palace exec backs call to bar 'Da Vinci Code' showing in RP
AS A DEVOUT Catholic, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the controversial "Da Vinci Code" movie should be barred from exhibition in the country as it is "blasphemous and might imprint wrong ideas on some Catholic members particularly the young".
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Law group wants high court to nullify mining law
A LAWYERS' organization on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court (SC) to strike down as unconstitutional the Philippine Mining Act of 1995, which opened the ailing mining sector to foreign funding.
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