+ Follow DEPOSED PRESIDENT ESTRADA Tag
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[Title] => Erap may face another plunder rap for P2-B money laundering
[Summary] => Deposed President Estrada may have to face yet another case of plunder, this time for allegedly laundering some P2.07 billion by forging the signature of a former Filipina beauty queen, according to administration lawmakers.
Rep. Exequiel Javier of Antique, a lawyer by profession, hinted that Estrada, now undergoing trial at the Sandiganbayan for attaining some P4.1 billion in allegedly unexplained wealth, "might face another plunder case if he cannot give a good explanation."
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[Title] => Fighting and finishing legal battles one at a time
[Summary] => It is now very evident what Mark Jimenez is up to in his antics tagging Nani Perez as the "million-dollar man". With apparently spurious and legally worthless documents, and highly equivocal statements, he has created quite a stir and a sensation that is always good copy for the media, but will never stand in court.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose C. Sison
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[Title] => Hope EDSA celebration is not a confrontation
[Summary] => The truth about all past EDSA celebrations is that it is very difficult to even get an audience or a crowd to attend the occasion. Sometimes the organizers even have to transport a paid audience to attend the celebration, but after they are taken to the stage, they don’t bother to stay and hear the speeches. Now 10,000 policemen and three battalions of soldiers have been assigned just to ensure that the celebration will be peaceful. This is because there are groups that want to turn the celebration into a confrontation.
[DatePublished] => 2002-01-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Alejandro R. Roces
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[Title] => Estrada’s trial will be another telenovela case - ROSES AND THORNS by Alejandro R. Roces
[Summary] => Deposed President Estrada still maintains that he is just on "indefinite leave" and that Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is just an acting-president. He also stoutly maintains that he has not stolen a single centavo from the government’s coffers. This is in answer to the fact that the Department of Justice is preparing six criminal charges against him for his allegedly amassing P36 billion from illegal government transactions during his 30 months in office. The fact that he could not leave the country for a cataract operation should make him realize that he is no longer in command.
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[Title] => Class conflict? - CHASING THE WIND by Felipe B. Miranda
[Summary] => All Philippine presidents start their term with enough luck and enough well-wishers. President Arroyo, given the circumstances of her rise to the presidency, could be one of the most fortunate of post-war Philippine presidents. Unless she is determined to break her predecessor’s record in serving the shortest presidency in this country of smiling – often inexplicably laughing – citizens, President Arroyo is luckiest in succeeding President Estrada and, in a manner of speaking, having a possibly easy act to follow.
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DEPOSED PRESIDENT ESTRADA
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[Title] => Erap may face another plunder rap for P2-B money laundering
[Summary] => Deposed President Estrada may have to face yet another case of plunder, this time for allegedly laundering some P2.07 billion by forging the signature of a former Filipina beauty queen, according to administration lawmakers.
Rep. Exequiel Javier of Antique, a lawyer by profession, hinted that Estrada, now undergoing trial at the Sandiganbayan for attaining some P4.1 billion in allegedly unexplained wealth, "might face another plunder case if he cannot give a good explanation."
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[Title] => Fighting and finishing legal battles one at a time
[Summary] => It is now very evident what Mark Jimenez is up to in his antics tagging Nani Perez as the "million-dollar man". With apparently spurious and legally worthless documents, and highly equivocal statements, he has created quite a stir and a sensation that is always good copy for the media, but will never stand in court.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-02 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133340
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Jose C. Sison
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[Title] => Hope EDSA celebration is not a confrontation
[Summary] => The truth about all past EDSA celebrations is that it is very difficult to even get an audience or a crowd to attend the occasion. Sometimes the organizers even have to transport a paid audience to attend the celebration, but after they are taken to the stage, they don’t bother to stay and hear the speeches. Now 10,000 policemen and three battalions of soldiers have been assigned just to ensure that the celebration will be peaceful. This is because there are groups that want to turn the celebration into a confrontation.
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[ColumnID] => 135432
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[Title] => Estrada’s trial will be another telenovela case - ROSES AND THORNS by Alejandro R. Roces
[Summary] => Deposed President Estrada still maintains that he is just on "indefinite leave" and that Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is just an acting-president. He also stoutly maintains that he has not stolen a single centavo from the government’s coffers. This is in answer to the fact that the Department of Justice is preparing six criminal charges against him for his allegedly amassing P36 billion from illegal government transactions during his 30 months in office. The fact that he could not leave the country for a cataract operation should make him realize that he is no longer in command.
[DatePublished] => 2001-02-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Class conflict? - CHASING THE WIND by Felipe B. Miranda
[Summary] => All Philippine presidents start their term with enough luck and enough well-wishers. President Arroyo, given the circumstances of her rise to the presidency, could be one of the most fortunate of post-war Philippine presidents. Unless she is determined to break her predecessor’s record in serving the shortest presidency in this country of smiling – often inexplicably laughing – citizens, President Arroyo is luckiest in succeeding President Estrada and, in a manner of speaking, having a possibly easy act to follow.
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February 11, 2001 - 12:00am
