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Francisco "Kit"
Sarmiento Tatad (born
October 4, 1939) is a
Filipino journalist and
politician best
known for
having served as
Minister of
Public Information...
- Revolution: How
Marcos Was Toppled". Los
Angeles Times. Paul Sagmayao, Mercado;
Tatad,
Francisco S. (1986),
People Power: The
Philippine Revolution of 1986: An...
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prosecution became deeper, but then-Senate
Majority Floor Leader Francisco Tatad requested that the
impeachment court have a vote on
opening the
second envelope...
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Angara of Aurora, and
Quezon being mother province,
Orbos of Pangasinan,
Tatad of
Catanduanes and
Sueno of
South Cotabato. Only Osmeña of Cebu
failed to...
- of
Public Information (DPI)
Secretary and
later on
Senator Francisco S.
Tatad to
explore the
possibility of
opening a
government news
agency by acquiring...
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Jejomar Binay as his
running mate. His
senatorial lineup included Francisco Tatad, Juan
Ponce Enrile,
Jinggoy Estrada, Joey de Venecia, and
Miriam Defensor...
- was
first headed by Lito
Gorospe and
later by
Press Secretary Francisco Tatad. GTV
first utilized the
Solana Building in Intramuros,
Manila before relocating...
- 2018.
Krievu bērni latviešus
saUnited Kingdomāja par
gansiem jeb
hansiem –
tātad vāciešiem. "Dexonline". Dexonline.ro.
Archived from the
original on 30 September...
- Juan
Ponce Enrile (Independent), Defensor-Santiago (PRP) and
Francisco Tatad. Also projected,
Congressmen Caloy Padilla and
Independent Ted
Failon which...
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declaration became known on
September 23, 1972, when
press secretary Francisco Tatad announced that
Proclamation № 1081
would extend Marcos's rule
beyond the...
