President Gloria Arroyo’s Report on Proclamation No. 1959

As required by the 1987 Constitution, President Arroyo has submitted a Report to Congress within 48 hours of issuing Proclamation 1959 declaring Martial Law in Maguindanao, except in some parts of it. Now, it’s up to Congress if they will uphold, reject or amend the Proclamation.

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Published:: December 6, 2009 / 11:28 pm

Category:: News and Current Affairs

Tags:: Ampatuan, Gloria Arroyo, Maguindanao, Maguindanao Massacre, Magundadatu, Malacañang, Martial Law in Maguindanao, Martial Law in the Philippines, PGMA, PGMA Report on Proclamation No. 1959. Martial Law, Philippines, Proclamation 1959

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Sour Politics tackles issues of government, the bureaucracy and its administration; and the politics within and around it.

Bong is a senior student of the National College of Public Administration and Governance, an online journalist, and a food and events blogger.

He is a youth leader and an activist, trying to make a difference, in ways as crazy as he can think of, among his peers and in his country. He holds the position of Councilor in the University Student Council (USC), in UP Diliman.

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