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[Title] => The real Cojuangcos
[Summary] => This is from an unpublished manuscript by Marisse C. Reyes and myself regarding the proclamation of martial law, its repercussions, Kris Aquino’s campaign for her dad in the 1978 Batasan Pambansa election under the party Laban and its founders.
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[Title] => Cory's kin injured in US road accident
[Summary] => Former President Corazon Aquino’s elder brother Don Pedro Cojuangco and other relatives were injured in a car accident in the United States on New Year’s Day, ABS-CBN news reported in its website yesterday.
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[Title] => Sandigan asked to finalize ruling on Danding’s UCPB shares
[Summary] => Government lawyers asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to declare as final its July 11 ruling declaring businessman Eduardo Cojuangco’s acquisition of United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) as illegal because the money he used came from public funds.
"The government does not see any need to present additional evidence as the court has established the factual basis of the case. The government does not see any other pertinent issues," Solicitor General Alfredo Benipayo told the Sandiganbayan’s first division in yesterday’s hearing.
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[Title] => Danding asks SC to reverse ruling on UCPB
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. asked the Supreme Court yesterday to reverse a recent Sandiganbayan ruling nullifying his stake in United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB), saying the anti-graft court "breached its limited authority."
"The partial summary judgment was rendered in violation of Cojuangco’s right to procedural due process. The rules on summary judgment curtailed the right to be heard," Cojuangco said in a petition.
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[Title] => Bigger but messier than the Meralco refund
[Summary] => After 17 years, the government will finally reap the rewards of its long, arduous and colorful battle to recover part of the Marcos-and-cronies’ wealth, believed to have been ill-gotten and rightfully belonging to the about a fourth of the Filipino population, including 1.5 million farmers of the coconut industry.
Last July 11, the Sandiganbayan declared as publicly owned the funds used in acquiring 72.2 percent stake in United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB), effectively forfeiting the stewardship claims of the group led by Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco Jr.
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FIRST UNITED BANK
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"The government does not see any need to present additional evidence as the court has established the factual basis of the case. The government does not see any other pertinent issues," Solicitor General Alfredo Benipayo told the Sandiganbayan’s first division in yesterday’s hearing.
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"The partial summary judgment was rendered in violation of Cojuangco’s right to procedural due process. The rules on summary judgment curtailed the right to be heard," Cojuangco said in a petition.
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Last July 11, the Sandiganbayan declared as publicly owned the funds used in acquiring 72.2 percent stake in United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB), effectively forfeiting the stewardship claims of the group led by Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco Jr.
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January 4, 2009 - 12:00am
