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[Title] => Perez refutes PCIJ report
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez refuted yesterday the claim of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) that he was involved in irregularities in the prosecution of the plunder charge against jailed former President Joseph Estrada.
Perez, in a statement, said PCIJ writer Malou Mangahas was not fully informed of what was going on in the ongoing prosecution of the plunder cases before the Sandiganbayan.
"Judging from the slant of the article, they interviewed people who were not really in the know," Perez said in the statement.
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[Title] => Atong Ang to seek trial in US, won’t testify vs Estrada
[Summary] => Known Estrada ally Charlie "Atong" Ang will seek trial in the US where he has a better chance of receiving justice, his American lawyer said yesterday.
Ang also refuses to betray the former president by turning state witness and testifying against him in his plunder trial.
"Charlie has complete faith in the US court system," lawyer Donald Etra of Los Angeles said. "This is a matter of life and death. If he stays in the US, he will live. If he returns to the Philippines, the likelihood is he’ll be killed."
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => 2 more witnesses testify in Erap kickback case
[Summary] => Two more witnesses have spilled the beans on former President Joseph Estrada’s alleged multimillion kickbacks from investments made by the country’s two state-run pension funds in the gaming firm Belle Corp.
"They have revealed to us their personal knowledge of the overt acts of Estrada in amassing wealth in the Belle Corp. investments," Ombudsman Aniano Desierto said but refused to reveal details.
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[Title] => 2 more witnesses testify in Erap kickback case
[Summary] => Two more witnesses have spilled the beans on former President Joseph Estrada’s alleged multimillion kickbacks from investments made by the country’s two state-run pension funds in the gaming firm Belle Corp.
"They have revealed to us their personal knowledge of the overt acts of Estrada in amassing wealth in the Belle Corp. investments," Ombudsman Aniano Desierto said but refused to reveal details.
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[Title] => Officer in Dacer case was a CPP recruiter - GOTCHA by Jarius Bondoc
[Summary] => PNP chief Leandro Mendoza has some explaining to do. News items have it that he met last week with Supt. Glenn Dumlao, the second-highest Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force officer linked so far to the kidnap-murder of publicist Bubby Dacer. Dumlao reported to Mendoza with his former superior, Senior Supt. Teofilo Viña, the PAOCTF-Visayas chief long wanted for the crime. Vina then led investigators to the hideouts of eight of his men who, with 12 others, joined in Dacer’s abduction and strangling. Viña is still in PNP custody for more questioning.
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[Title] => Former SSS, GSIS heads charged with plunder
[Summary] => Lawyers’ groups have moved to reinforce plunder charges against deposed President Joseph Estrada and his cronies, filing complaints against 20 more people in two new cases.
Leading the charge sheet filed with the Office of the Ombudsman were former Social Security System (SSS) president Carlos Arellano and former Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) president Federico Pascual, who allegedly tolerated Estrada’s unlawful use of P1.8 billion sourced from the two pension funds.
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[Title] => Estrada virtually waives immunity, rebuts plunder raps
[Summary] => Another wrong move by Erap?
Deposed President Joseph Estrada submitted yesterday to the Office of the Ombudsman a sworn statement denying accusations of corruption against him.
Legal experts said the move might be a blunder as it meant the former president was technically admitting he has lost his presidential immunity from criminal prosecution.
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[Title] => No say in GSIS, SSS appointments - GOTCHA by Jarius Bondoc
[Summary] => We should feel elated. SSS chairman Vitaliano Nañagas plans safer investment of our money in blue-chip portfolios instead of high-risk ones. Yet his words ring hollow. Nothing personal against Nañagas, who once headed the Philippine Stock Exchange and Citibank’s financial and capital markets section. He’s new yet experienced; we’d want him to succeed. Just that SSS – and GSIS for that matter – have made a string of losing buy-ins under different administrations, with us members always left with the proverbial empty bag.
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ARELLANO AND PASCUAL
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[Title] => Perez refutes PCIJ report
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez refuted yesterday the claim of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) that he was involved in irregularities in the prosecution of the plunder charge against jailed former President Joseph Estrada.
Perez, in a statement, said PCIJ writer Malou Mangahas was not fully informed of what was going on in the ongoing prosecution of the plunder cases before the Sandiganbayan.
"Judging from the slant of the article, they interviewed people who were not really in the know," Perez said in the statement.
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[Title] => Atong Ang to seek trial in US, won’t testify vs Estrada
[Summary] => Known Estrada ally Charlie "Atong" Ang will seek trial in the US where he has a better chance of receiving justice, his American lawyer said yesterday.
Ang also refuses to betray the former president by turning state witness and testifying against him in his plunder trial.
"Charlie has complete faith in the US court system," lawyer Donald Etra of Los Angeles said. "This is a matter of life and death. If he stays in the US, he will live. If he returns to the Philippines, the likelihood is he’ll be killed."
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[Title] => 2 more witnesses testify in Erap kickback case
[Summary] => Two more witnesses have spilled the beans on former President Joseph Estrada’s alleged multimillion kickbacks from investments made by the country’s two state-run pension funds in the gaming firm Belle Corp.
"They have revealed to us their personal knowledge of the overt acts of Estrada in amassing wealth in the Belle Corp. investments," Ombudsman Aniano Desierto said but refused to reveal details.
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[Title] => 2 more witnesses testify in Erap kickback case
[Summary] => Two more witnesses have spilled the beans on former President Joseph Estrada’s alleged multimillion kickbacks from investments made by the country’s two state-run pension funds in the gaming firm Belle Corp.
"They have revealed to us their personal knowledge of the overt acts of Estrada in amassing wealth in the Belle Corp. investments," Ombudsman Aniano Desierto said but refused to reveal details.
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[Title] => Officer in Dacer case was a CPP recruiter - GOTCHA by Jarius Bondoc
[Summary] => PNP chief Leandro Mendoza has some explaining to do. News items have it that he met last week with Supt. Glenn Dumlao, the second-highest Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force officer linked so far to the kidnap-murder of publicist Bubby Dacer. Dumlao reported to Mendoza with his former superior, Senior Supt. Teofilo Viña, the PAOCTF-Visayas chief long wanted for the crime. Vina then led investigators to the hideouts of eight of his men who, with 12 others, joined in Dacer’s abduction and strangling. Viña is still in PNP custody for more questioning.
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[Title] => Former SSS, GSIS heads charged with plunder
[Summary] => Lawyers’ groups have moved to reinforce plunder charges against deposed President Joseph Estrada and his cronies, filing complaints against 20 more people in two new cases.
Leading the charge sheet filed with the Office of the Ombudsman were former Social Security System (SSS) president Carlos Arellano and former Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) president Federico Pascual, who allegedly tolerated Estrada’s unlawful use of P1.8 billion sourced from the two pension funds.
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[Title] => Estrada virtually waives immunity, rebuts plunder raps
[Summary] => Another wrong move by Erap?
Deposed President Joseph Estrada submitted yesterday to the Office of the Ombudsman a sworn statement denying accusations of corruption against him.
Legal experts said the move might be a blunder as it meant the former president was technically admitting he has lost his presidential immunity from criminal prosecution.
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[Title] => No say in GSIS, SSS appointments - GOTCHA by Jarius Bondoc
[Summary] => We should feel elated. SSS chairman Vitaliano Nañagas plans safer investment of our money in blue-chip portfolios instead of high-risk ones. Yet his words ring hollow. Nothing personal against Nañagas, who once headed the Philippine Stock Exchange and Citibank’s financial and capital markets section. He’s new yet experienced; we’d want him to succeed. Just that SSS – and GSIS for that matter – have made a string of losing buy-ins under different administrations, with us members always left with the proverbial empty bag.
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January 18, 2002 - 12:00am
