+ Follow FORMER FIRST LADY LUISA EJERCITO Tag
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[Title] => Proclamation marks reconciliation?
[Summary] => Former First Lady Luisa Ejercito was among the first to have her photograph taken with President Arroyo, while former national police chief Panfilo Lacson approached the Chief Executive for a handshake.
Re-elected Sen. Gregorio Honasan, on the other hand, was seen apparently trying to avoid running into the President at least three times on the stage of the Westin Philippine Plaza hotel where the 13 winning senators were finally proclaimed yesterday by the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
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Re-elected Sen. Gregorio Honasan, on the other hand, was seen apparently trying to avoid running into the President at least three times on the stage of the Westin Philippine Plaza hotel where the 13 winning senators were finally proclaimed yesterday by the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
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[Title] => Estrada, Jinggoy transferred to Laguna jail
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada, who was transferred to the Sta. Rosa, Laguna police jail at dawn yesterday, appealed to his supporters to stay calm after they attempted to storm Malacañang in an apparent bid to install him back to power.
He also asked the military and the police not to shoot at the "defenseless masses" who still consider him the country’s rightful president.
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[Title] => Estrada: I’m under ‘housewife arrest’
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada isn’t going anywhere, thanks in part to a house arrest order issued not by the government, but by his better half.
"How can I leave the country? I’m virtually under housewife arrest," he jokingly told reporters who were invited to his residence in Greenhills, San Juan last Friday. Former First Lady Luisa Ejercito and a handful of her husband’s former Cabinet members were also on hand during the interview.
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[AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva
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[Title] => DFA cancels passports of Ang, Ricaforte
[Summary] => Suspected gambling lord Charlie "Atong" Ang and jueteng collection auditor Yolanda Ricaforte face possible deportation from foreign countries after the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) canceled their passports for being fugitives from justice.
Acting Foreign Affairs Secretary Lauro Baja Jr. said they have informed Philippine embassies and consulates abroad that the passports of Ang and Ricaforte were "null and void" pursuant to the Philippine Passport Act of 1996.
"The two are now illegal aliens subject to deportation by their host countries," Baja said.
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Re-elected Sen. Gregorio Honasan, on the other hand, was seen apparently trying to avoid running into the President at least three times on the stage of the Westin Philippine Plaza hotel where the 13 winning senators were finally proclaimed yesterday by the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
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Re-elected Sen. Gregorio Honasan, on the other hand, was seen apparently trying to avoid running into the President at least three times on the stage of the Westin Philippine Plaza hotel where the 13 winning senators were finally proclaimed yesterday by the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
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[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada, who was transferred to the Sta. Rosa, Laguna police jail at dawn yesterday, appealed to his supporters to stay calm after they attempted to storm Malacañang in an apparent bid to install him back to power.
He also asked the military and the police not to shoot at the "defenseless masses" who still consider him the country’s rightful president.
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[Title] => Estrada: I’m under ‘housewife arrest’
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada isn’t going anywhere, thanks in part to a house arrest order issued not by the government, but by his better half.
"How can I leave the country? I’m virtually under housewife arrest," he jokingly told reporters who were invited to his residence in Greenhills, San Juan last Friday. Former First Lady Luisa Ejercito and a handful of her husband’s former Cabinet members were also on hand during the interview.
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[Title] => DFA cancels passports of Ang, Ricaforte
[Summary] => Suspected gambling lord Charlie "Atong" Ang and jueteng collection auditor Yolanda Ricaforte face possible deportation from foreign countries after the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) canceled their passports for being fugitives from justice.
Acting Foreign Affairs Secretary Lauro Baja Jr. said they have informed Philippine embassies and consulates abroad that the passports of Ang and Ricaforte were "null and void" pursuant to the Philippine Passport Act of 1996.
"The two are now illegal aliens subject to deportation by their host countries," Baja said.
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