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[Title] => Estrada may also have account abroad, says Villa-Ignacio
[Summary] => Assistant Ombudsman Dennis Villa-Ignacio said yesterday that jailed former President Joseph Estrada may also be maintaining an account abroad.
This, as the prosecution in Estrada’s plunder and perjury cases presented their 56th witness, Michelle Legaspi, former manager of the Equitable-PCI Bank branch in Virra Mall, San Juan and now the manager of the bank’s Strata branch.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bank exec confirms Dichaves transaction
[Summary] => An official of Equitable PCI Bank has confirmed that businessman Jaime Dichaves, a friend of jailed former President Joseph Estrada, had requested him to open savings and current accounts in the name of Jose Velarde.
In a one-page affidavit dated Jan. 12, 2001 obtained by The STAR, Romualdo Dy Tang, executive vice president of Equitable PCI Bank, said that Dichaves through a letter dated Aug. 25, 1999 requested that a savings and current account be opened in the bank’s Juan Luna branch in Binondo, Manila.
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[Title] => Bank exec bares Estrada’s P12-M accounts
[Summary] => An official of the Security Bank Corp. testified before the Sandiganbayan yesterday that jailed former President Joseph Estrada maintains three accounts with the bank, containing more than P12 million, contradicting his sworn statement of assets and liabilities.
During the opening of Estrada’s trial for perjury, Security Bank vice president Salvador Serrano presented documents showing that Estrada maintains three investment savings accounts with deposits amounting to P12,272,584.36.
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[Summary] => Assistant Ombudsman Dennis Villa-Ignacio said yesterday that jailed former President Joseph Estrada may also be maintaining an account abroad.
This, as the prosecution in Estrada’s plunder and perjury cases presented their 56th witness, Michelle Legaspi, former manager of the Equitable-PCI Bank branch in Virra Mall, San Juan and now the manager of the bank’s Strata branch.
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[Title] => Bank exec confirms Dichaves transaction
[Summary] => An official of Equitable PCI Bank has confirmed that businessman Jaime Dichaves, a friend of jailed former President Joseph Estrada, had requested him to open savings and current accounts in the name of Jose Velarde.
In a one-page affidavit dated Jan. 12, 2001 obtained by The STAR, Romualdo Dy Tang, executive vice president of Equitable PCI Bank, said that Dichaves through a letter dated Aug. 25, 1999 requested that a savings and current account be opened in the bank’s Juan Luna branch in Binondo, Manila.
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[Title] => Bank exec bares Estrada’s P12-M accounts
[Summary] => An official of the Security Bank Corp. testified before the Sandiganbayan yesterday that jailed former President Joseph Estrada maintains three accounts with the bank, containing more than P12 million, contradicting his sworn statement of assets and liabilities.
During the opening of Estrada’s trial for perjury, Security Bank vice president Salvador Serrano presented documents showing that Estrada maintains three investment savings accounts with deposits amounting to P12,272,584.36.
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