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In separate answers-in-intervention filed before the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), lawyers Victorino Fornier, Ma. Jeanette Tecson and Felix Desiderio reiterated their claims that Poe was not a natural-born Filipino and not qualified to run for president in the May 10 elections in the first place.


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In a 60-page motion for reconsideration, lawyers Ma. Jeanette Tecson, Felix Desiderio Jr. and Gertrudo de Leon said the SC erred in saying that only a simple proof of filiation was needed for an illegitimate child to acquire the status of a natural-born citizen.


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The crowd around the stage built on Quezon Avenue Sunday started thinning out after Dolphy had delivered his message and while Poe was still addressing the audience. 


As Vice Mayor Jess Salazar introduced Poe, the crowd inched toward the stage. However, a significant number started to leave when Poe began reciting lines from his films without mentioning a specific program for residents of the Bicol Region.

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President Arroyo’s spokesman, Ignacio Bunye, said the "electorate is entitled to more choices and this is good for our democratic system."


Mrs. Arroyo has said before she has always believed that Poe is a Filipino citizen.


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In separate answers-in-intervention filed before the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), lawyers Victorino Fornier, Ma. Jeanette Tecson and Felix Desiderio reiterated their claims that Poe was not a natural-born Filipino and not qualified to run for president in the May 10 elections in the first place.


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The crowd around the stage built on Quezon Avenue Sunday started thinning out after Dolphy had delivered his message and while Poe was still addressing the audience. 


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President Arroyo’s spokesman, Ignacio Bunye, said the "electorate is entitled to more choices and this is good for our democratic system."


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Pre-election citizenship cases vs Poe revived

By Aurea Calica | August 7, 2004 - 12:00am

Lawyers who questioned the citizenship of defeated presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. earlier this year revived their cases yesterday to show the actor lacked the standing to file an election protest and claim...

Headlines

SC asked to reconsider Poe ruling

By Aurea Calica | March 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Three lawyers who earlier sought to disqualify presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. insisted before the Supreme Court (SC) yesterday that the high tribunal was wrong in declaring him a natural-born Filipino and...

Headlines

Dolphy a bigger hit than FPJ

By Cet Dematera | March 2, 2004 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — Residents here found "Action King" Fernando Poe Jr. a less interesting public speaker than "Comedy King" Dolphy when the two tried to hold together a crowd of about 5,000...

News Commentary

Arroyo welcomes Comelec ruling on Poe

By Marichu A. Villanueva | January 24, 2004 - 12:00am

Malacañang welcomed yesterday the decision of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to junk the disqualifcation petition against Fernando Poe Jr. President Arroyo’s spokesman, Ignacio Bunye, said the...

Headlines