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Saturday, July 16, 2005 (Philippines)
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| Cebu City Vice Mayor Michael Rama and Cebu Governor Gwen Garcia lead street party to show support for crisis-plagued Arroyo administration. (Sun.Star Cebu /Amper Campana) |
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CEBU CITY -- Local leaders and businessmen in Cebu are wary of the proposal of Visayas governors to create the Visayas Republic if President Arroyo is overthrown through extra-constitutional means.
Representative Antonio Yapha (Cebu, 3rd district) even criticized Friday Governor Gwendolyn Garcia for supporting the move when she is opposed to the creation of three new provinces out of Cebu.
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Arroyo supporters hope to mobilize 200T for rally
| MANILA -- Malacanang anticipates a massive weekend rally in support of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo that would be bigger that the "people power" attempt protest of the opposition in Makati City Wednesday. |
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Militant farmers ransack Agriculture office
| MANILA -- Militant farmers protesting government policies forced their way into the Department of Agriculture Friday, smashing glass doors and ransacking offices before police moved in, cleared them out and detained them, officials said. |
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Communist affiliated Moro group unknown to Moro rebels
| DAVAO CITY -- THE Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) refused to comment on the existence of a new Moro revolutionary group affiliated with the National Democratic Front (NDF). |
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