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This was the reaction of Ombudsman Prosecutor III Antonio Manzano on the earlier pronouncement made by jailed former President Joseph Estrada in an interview over GMA-7 the other day that he should be returned to Malacañang once acquitted by the anti-graft court special division.
Estrada, who is facing four criminal cases including the capital offense of plunder, as well as two perjury cases and one case on illegal use of an alias, was interviewed by "Unang Hirit" anchorman Arnold Clavio.
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ASSOCIATE JUSTICES EDILBERTO SANDOVAL AND TERESITA LEONARDO DE CASTRO
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Estrada, who is facing four criminal cases including the capital offense of plunder, as well as two perjury cases and one case on illegal use of an alias, was interviewed by "Unang Hirit" anchorman Arnold Clavio.
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By Jose Rodel Clapano | December 28, 2002 - 12:00am
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