+ Follow CECILLE YASAY Tag
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[Title] => Estrada on PCIJ: What else is new?
[Summary] => Stirred. But not shaken.
President Estrada simply laughed off yesterday reports that he bought a string of choice properties in Metro Manila over the last three years, using funds that may have been illegally acquired.
He appeared to be not a bit troubled about the report as he said that "there’s no problem and there’s nothing to worry about" the exposé by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ).
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[Title] => Amorphous group launches 'silent majority' movement
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An amorphous group of "concerned" citizens launched yesterday a "non-partisan,
non-violent movement for good governance" at the Narra Hall of Club Filipino,
San Juan.
The movement, symbolized by a white, slanted exclamation point against a black
background, is reportedly sponsored by a broad spectrum of men and women from
business, civic, social and government sectors.
Malacañang, though, twitted the movement as nothing but a "noisy
minority."
Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican said that the group's claim of being a
"silent majority" was inaccurate as its mem
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CECILLE YASAY
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President Estrada simply laughed off yesterday reports that he bought a string of choice properties in Metro Manila over the last three years, using funds that may have been illegally acquired.
He appeared to be not a bit troubled about the report as he said that "there’s no problem and there’s nothing to worry about" the exposé by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ).
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An amorphous group of "concerned" citizens launched yesterday a "non-partisan,
non-violent movement for good governance" at the Narra Hall of Club Filipino,
San Juan.
The movement, symbolized by a white, slanted exclamation point against a black
background, is reportedly sponsored by a broad spectrum of men and women from
business, civic, social and government sectors.
Malacañang, though, twitted the movement as nothing but a "noisy
minority."
Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican said that the group's claim of being a
"silent majority" was inaccurate as its mem
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October 24, 2000 - 12:00am
