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                    [Summary] => Anti-riot police rounded up six persons calling for justice for the July 27 mutineers during a rally in front of the Supreme Court building in Manila yesterday morning.


Arrested were Rogelio Megano, 49, a Caloocan City traffic enforcer; Joselito de Leon, 43,  a vendor; Nilo Discaya, 38; Roberto Cabalat, 48; Sarah Jane Rosales, 49; and Renz Escobar, 32.


Police said Escobar is the vice president of Alternatibong Kilos Tugon sa Iisang Bayan (AKTIB), an organization allegedly affiliated with the pro-Estrada People’s Movement Against Poverty (PMAP).


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                    [Summary] => Former deputy executive secretary Ramon Cardenas has been moved to an air-conditioned room in the Philippine National Police General Hospital from a jail at Camp Crame after he was found to be suffering from sore throat, stress and fluctuating blood pressure.


Four Special Action Force troops are guarding the former Estrada administration official — two inside his room and another two at the door — to prevent "unauthorized visitors" from seeing and talking to him.


A certain Rufino Reyes Jr. had reportedly sent Cardenas a basket of fruits yesterday.

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                    [Title] => Estrada followers planning to disrupt GMA’s SONA
                    [Summary] => A presidential adviser warned yesterday that "hired loyalists" of ousted President Joseph Estrada are planning "to destabilize the government" through massive street protests that would last until President Arroyo delivers her State of the Nation Address (SONA) before Congress on July 28.


"These rallies are designed to create a semblance of disenchantment among the poor, although it consists only of a group of duly compensated  demonstrators," said Heherson Alvarez, presidential adviser on overseas Filipino communities. 


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                    [Title] => Estrada lawyers bickering over who should represent him in court
                    [Summary] => Joseph Estrada’s two sets of lawyers are reportedly arguing over who should represent the ousted president in his plunder and other criminal cases before the Sandiganbayan.


Led by Manuel Pamaran, retired presiding justice of the anti-graft court, Estrada’s court-appointed lawyers are at the forefront right now but he does not recognize them.


The other defense team, headed by former justice secretary Serafin Cuevas, are the personal choice of Estrada but they have not appeared in court because their client refuses to take part in the proceedings.


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                    [Title] => Gloria scores SWS survey
                    [Summary] => Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo rejected yesterday as "not reflective of the public’s general sentiment" the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey showing that 44 percent of Filipinos do not want Pre-sident Estrada to resign.


"The survey was taken prior to the massive defections and withdrawal of support (of close associates of the Chief Executive)," she said.


For his part, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) chairman Crispin Beltran described the SWS survey as an  "illusion" of President Estrada.


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"The survey was taken prior to the massive defections and withdrawal of support (of close associates of the Chief Executive)," she said.


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Cops break up rally in Manila

September 4, 2003 - 12:00am

Anti-riot police rounded up six persons calling for justice for the July 27 mutineers during a rally in front of the Supreme Court building in Manila yesterday morning. Arrested were Rogelio Megano, 49, a Caloocan...

Metro

Cardenas moved to PNP hospital due to hypertension

By Christina Mendez | August 1, 2003 - 12:00am

Former deputy executive secretary Ramon Cardenas has been moved to an air-conditioned room in the Philippine National Police General Hospital from a jail at Camp Crame after he was found to be suffering from sore...

Headlines

Estrada followers planning to disrupt GMA’s SONA

July 4, 2003 - 12:00am

A presidential adviser warned yesterday that "hired loyalists" of ousted President Joseph Estrada are planning "to destabilize the government" through massive street protests that would last until...

Headlines

Estrada lawyers bickering over who should represent him in court

March 11, 2003 - 12:00am

Joseph Estrada’s two sets of lawyers are reportedly arguing over who should represent the ousted president in his plunder and other criminal cases before the Sandiganbayan. Led by Manuel Pamaran, retired presiding...

Headlines

Gloria scores SWS survey

By Liberty Dones | November 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo rejected yesterday as "not reflective of the public’s general sentiment" the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey showing that 44 percent of Filipinos...

Headlines