+ Follow BAYAN MUNA AND KILUSANG MAYO UNO Tag
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[Title] => Corpus accepts Ping’s offer, but...
[Summary] => Military intelligence chief Col. Victor Corpus has taken up the challenge to withdraw the funds Sen. Panfilo Lacson allegedly stashed away in several foreign banks.
Corpus said yesterday he would gladly use the special power of attorney Lacson signed on Tuesday to withdraw the senator’s purported foreign bank deposits, but on the condition that Lacson’s wife Alice, jailed former President Joseph Estrada and his wife, Sen. Luisa Ejercito, also sign similar documents.
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pro-Estrada party-list groups hit
[Summary] => The All Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ATUCP) threatened to file a petition with the Supreme Court seeking to bar alleged pro-Estrada groups from taking part in the party-list elections.
"This scam is only the latest of many attempts to prostitute the party-list system," ATUCP spokesman Alex Aguilar said in a statement.
The militant Bayan Muna and Kilusang Mayo Uno, for their part, urged the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to disqualify the said groups allegedly identified with ousted former President Joseph Estrada.
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BAYAN MUNA AND KILUSANG MAYO UNO
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[Title] => Corpus accepts Ping’s offer, but...
[Summary] => Military intelligence chief Col. Victor Corpus has taken up the challenge to withdraw the funds Sen. Panfilo Lacson allegedly stashed away in several foreign banks.
Corpus said yesterday he would gladly use the special power of attorney Lacson signed on Tuesday to withdraw the senator’s purported foreign bank deposits, but on the condition that Lacson’s wife Alice, jailed former President Joseph Estrada and his wife, Sen. Luisa Ejercito, also sign similar documents.
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[AuthorID] => 1096615
[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Pro-Estrada party-list groups hit
[Summary] => The All Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ATUCP) threatened to file a petition with the Supreme Court seeking to bar alleged pro-Estrada groups from taking part in the party-list elections.
"This scam is only the latest of many attempts to prostitute the party-list system," ATUCP spokesman Alex Aguilar said in a statement.
The militant Bayan Muna and Kilusang Mayo Uno, for their part, urged the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to disqualify the said groups allegedly identified with ousted former President Joseph Estrada.
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