+ Follow ALLAN FERNANDO POE AND KELLEY Tag
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[Title] => Fornier confident he’ll meet deadline
[Summary] => Lawyer Victorino Fornier said yesterday he is not yet giving up on his quest to bar opposition candidate Fernando Poe Jr. from running in the May 10 presidential election.
Fornier vowed to persuade the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to reverse its decision on his petition questioning Poe’s citizenship and seeking the actor’s disqualification from the presidential race.
He said he intends to file a motion for reconsideration with the Comelec at noon tomorrow.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Next stop: Supreme Court
[Summary] => A group of private lawyers asked the Supreme Court yesterday to nullify the Commission on Elections (Comelec)’s decision to recognize the presidential candidacy of actor Fernando Poe Jr. on the basis that Poe is not a natural-born Filipino citizen, but actually an American.
Lawyers Maria Jeannette Tecson, Felix Desiderio Jr. and Gertrudo de Leon said the Comelec acted with "grave abuse of discretion" when it heard the petition questioning the citizenship of Poe, since it lacked jurisdiction over the matter.
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ALLAN FERNANDO POE AND KELLEY
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[Summary] => Lawyer Victorino Fornier said yesterday he is not yet giving up on his quest to bar opposition candidate Fernando Poe Jr. from running in the May 10 presidential election.
Fornier vowed to persuade the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to reverse its decision on his petition questioning Poe’s citizenship and seeking the actor’s disqualification from the presidential race.
He said he intends to file a motion for reconsideration with the Comelec at noon tomorrow.
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[Summary] => A group of private lawyers asked the Supreme Court yesterday to nullify the Commission on Elections (Comelec)’s decision to recognize the presidential candidacy of actor Fernando Poe Jr. on the basis that Poe is not a natural-born Filipino citizen, but actually an American.
Lawyers Maria Jeannette Tecson, Felix Desiderio Jr. and Gertrudo de Leon said the Comelec acted with "grave abuse of discretion" when it heard the petition questioning the citizenship of Poe, since it lacked jurisdiction over the matter.
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