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Set aside differences as nation mourns for Cardinal Sin
« on: April 09, 2017, 07:14:56 PM »
Bunye to political leaders: "Shelve differences as nation mourns Sin"

Legazpi City (24 June 2005) -- Malacañang has urged all political leaders and their supporters to temporarily shelve their political differences in tribute and respect for Cardinal Jaime Sin as the nation mourns his death.

Press Secretary and Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye made the statement after the former Manila Archibishop died at the Cardinal Santos Medical Center at age 76.

Bunye expressed hope that Sin's legacy will serve the nation, and mark the realization of his vision of unity, reconciliation, and cooperation for the country.

Sin is Philippines' most influential Roman Catholic spiritual adviser who helped oust two presidents in peaceful uprisings.

Meanwhile, Malacañang has expressed appreciation for the speedy and smooth handling on the wiretapping controversy by the Lower House despite procedural debates between lawmakers.

Press Secretary and Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye made the appreciation after he took the stand as a witness before the House of Representatives' inquiry into the supposed wiretapped conversation of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo with Election Commissioner Virgilio Garcillano.

Bunye said delays on the proceedings are but natural, and left the issue to be resolved by Congress' leaders and members of the investigating committees.

He pointed out that what is important is that a proper venue is already in place to discuss and look into all the matters concerning the wiretapping controversy.

The Palace official assured the country's legislators of the present administration's cooperation in ferreting out the truth.

Malacañang also expressed confidence in overcoming political and economic trials.

"We are confident that experience and proven resilience will help us withstand and overcome the (political and economic) trials."

This was the statement issued by Press Secretary and Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye as political uncertainties and surging oil prices tumbled the country's main stock index to its lowest level in a week.
Bunye said these political and economic challenges must steel the country's resolve to keep on track and sustain the momentum of the economic gains.

"With greater unity and focus, we can insulate the economy from political pressures and stay the course of putting the fiscal house in order, growing investments and jobs, and spreading the safety nets to ease the burdens of the people," he added. (PIA)

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