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The Supreme Court has declared as unconstitutional the prohibition on losing candidates being included in the list of nominees for party-list representatives in the next elections, as provided under the laws and Commission on Elections rules.

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The Commission on Elections is contemplating on allowing the country’s 65 million voters to cast their votes in every election – either presidential, mid-term or senatorial polls – inside air-conditioned malls.

Bureau of Immigration officials in Clark airport appear to be involved in the trafficking of Filipinos to Cambodia, Sen. Risa Hontiveros said yesterday.

The Commission on Elections started printing yesterday the ballots for the special elections in the seventh district of Cavite on Feb. 25.

Only a few overseas Filipino workers affected by last Sunday’s airspace shutdown are still unable to leave and awaiting flights for their jobs abroad, according to the Department of Migrant Workers.

The Commission on Elections is all set for the plebiscite today to ratify the conversion of Baliwag, Bulacan into a component city.

The police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group yesterday released the computerized composite sketches of two suspects in the disappearance of a sabungero or cockfight player in Laguna last year.

About P4 billion is needed for building a maximum security prison facility for 2,000 heinous crime convicts “who should not be within the reach of other people,” Justice Secretary Jesus Remulla said during the department’s budget hearing at the Senate yesterday.

Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla is leaving for Geneva today to present the Philippine government’s human rights efforts before the United Nations Human Rights Council.