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Thursday, October 26, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
US nursing body defers test in RP pending leakage resolution (3:40 p.m.)
Bishops oppose RP-Japan trade pact (2:15 p.m.)
US nursing body defers test in RP pending leakage resolution (2:08 p.m.)
Bulusan Volcano spews mud second time this week (1:50 p.m.)
Arroyo says she won't give up on Charter change (10:27 a.m.)

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Protesters display placards while shouting slogans during a picket outside the Supreme Court in Manila to await the results of the highest court's decision on the proposed charter change on Wednesday. The big sign at right reads "The Masses Will Go Hungry Beacuse of Gloria and Chacha!" (AP photo)
MANILA -- By a vote of 8-7, the Supreme Court (SC) threw out Wednesday the consolidated petitions for people's initiative to amend the 1987 Constitution.

It branded as "deceptive and misleading" the moves of the Malacañang-backed Sigaw ng Bayan and Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (Ulap) to shift the present bicameral presidential system of government to unicameral parliamentary.

Full text of the Supreme Court decision on the people's initiative petition.

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:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Clean conscience versus 'bombshell'
I'm incapacitated to keep my men: Ponteras

Baguio
Extra pay for volunteer soldiers in Cordi sought
Council body asks city to operate Asin power plant

Cebu
Palace focuses on next elections, political reforms, Con-Ass
Carbon cops to lose P1,000 each subsidy from CH

Cagayan de Oro
Ex-guv secures Arroyo lawyer for bid
Asian delegates grace peace forum

Davao
Dabawenyos split on SC ruling v. Cha-cha
Local execs urged to review local government code

Dumaguete
2 rugby boys murdered, 1 survive
Smooth sailing for N. Oriental's P840M budget

General Santos
Japan sends dev't expert to Mindanao peace process
Mindanao infra projects to require P29 billion: Dureza

Iloilo
Another bomb found in a week
P29B upgrades W. Visayas infrastructures: Tourism exec

Manila
Military bares plot to spring out coup plotters from prison
Social security office hikes contributions effective 2007

Pampanga
Mayor, village leader to be suspended for graft
Administration, opposition dads join mayor's slate

Pangasinan
Metro district police chief is new Region 1 director
House Speaker donates mobile clinics to 2 Pangasinan towns

Zamboanga
Saudi needs 2,000 Filipino nurses
DENR to embark on reforestation project



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