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SWS: Mga nagugutom na pamilyang Pinoy, pumalo na sa 3.9-M

ANC: SWS POLL: Hunger again on the rise
- The March 19-22 poll put the number of respondents who said they experienced having nothing to eat at 19.2%, equivalent to an estimated 3.9 million families, and up from December's 16.3%.

ANC: Former Comelec Commissioner Gus Lagman turns the tables not just on erstwhile boss, Chairman Sixto Brillantes, but the rest of his former colleagues in the poll body. Lagman reveals, Comelec officials are getting intelligence funds amounting to P1M each.

ANC: Jun Lozada has more revelations against the Aquino Administration. Lozada says, the Aquino gov't pushed through with a questionable land deal in Busuanga, Palawan, because the person involved, Gerry Acuzar, is the brother-in-law of Exec. Sec. Jojo Ochoa. "Ito ang patunay na talagang yung San Jose Builders na pag-aari ni Gerry Acuzar na malaki ang partisipasyon sa kampanya ni Pangulong Aquino nuong 2010, ay ito pala," Lozada said.
Lozada also accused Malacanang of coddling PhilForest President Erwin Santos, who is now the administrator of Acuzar's property in Palawan. "Ang nag-ayos ng papel ni Santos ay yung office ni Exec Sec.," Lozada said.

ANC: NBN-ZTE whistleblower  Jun Lozada accuses the Aquino Administration of harassing him.
Proof he says is the 3 cases pending against him at the Ombudsman. Lozada reveals the reason behind this: "Hindi ko kasi pinagbigyan siya (Aquino, who then just a Senator when the NBN-ZTE controversy broke out) noon nung nasa Hong Kong ako. Nagpasabi siya na susunduin ako, pero hindi ko pinaunlakan. (Aquino supposedly offered Lozada protection then) Doon ko nalaman na hindi pa pala nya nakakalimutan yun," Lozada said.
Lozada also reveals a confrontation with Aquino in a meeting last February. "Sinumbat sa akin noon ng presidente na tinaya niya buhay niya para sunduin ako sa Hong Kong pero hindi ko raw siya pinansin," Lozada said. Lozada says, Aquino has lost interest in the NBN-ZTE case. "Sabi niya wala na yang ZTE deal na yan. Wala nang mangyayari dyan. Wala namang nakinabang dyan," Lozada said. Lozada also reveals a group in Malacanang is favoring a businessman who reportedly contributed a huge amount of money to Aquino's campaign. 

INQUIRER: LP can't gain Luzon foothold - based on the outcome of the May 13 midterm elections, of 22 northern and central Luzon gubernatorial posts, LP only won 5 - 3 of these in hte remote upland provinces of Kalinga, Abra and Apayao in the Cordillera. Of 46 north and central Luzon representatives elected to Congress, 17 are LP members.

INQUIRER: Commission on Elections Chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr. has warned a staunch critic against making any more complaints or his client won't be proclaimed.

AES WATCH: Comelec is now anointer of presumed winners
By committing more errors that those recorded in 2010, by marking arbitrary and highly-irregular decisions during canvassing, and proclaiming presumed winning candidates prematurely the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has turned the second automated elections from bad to worse - a technology and political disaster.

From Rene Del Rosario former IT head of COMELEC:..., I sampled the quick count 'manufactured' by the transparency kuno server and found that the votes share are consistently 59.50% for the admin, 30.93% for the opposition and 5.77% for the underdogs (pardon the term). This statistically impossible! The 9-3 outcome is driven by a linear equation embedded in the pcos, not how the people voted.

INQUIRER: Telcos to Comelec: WHAT WEAK SIGNAL?
The country's two major telecommunications providers have denied claims that weak signals played a major role in the delayed transmission of results in Monday's elections. PLDT said in a statement that its mobile networks, including those of Smart and Sun Cellular, "were fully functional throughout the exercise." Globe Telecom said that its help desk stationed at the National Support Center had yet to receive a single  transmission-related concern from the election's technology provider Smartmatic.