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[Title] => Manapat explains absence in arraignment
[Summary] => Former National Archives director Ricardo Manapat tried to explain to the Sandiganbayan yesterday why he snubbed his Feb. 16 arraignment in which he faces graft charges.
His lawyer, Jose M. Jose, told the anti-graft court that Manapat did not attend because his presence was "not necessary."
Manapat, along with former Philippine Coconut Authority (Philcoa) chief Virgilio David, is accused of illegally using government facilities for personal use.
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[Title] => Manapat expects charges to be junked
[Summary] => Former National Archives director Ricardo Manapat is hoping that he would be absolved of allegations that he falsified documents pertaining to the citizenship of presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr.
Speaking to reporters at the Armed Forces headquarters at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City, Manapat said he did not falsify a supposed affidavit of one Paulita Gomez accusing Poe’s father, Allan Fernando Poe of bigamy in 1939.
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[Summary] => Former National Archives director Ricardo Manapat tried to explain to the Sandiganbayan yesterday why he snubbed his Feb. 16 arraignment in which he faces graft charges.
His lawyer, Jose M. Jose, told the anti-graft court that Manapat did not attend because his presence was "not necessary."
Manapat, along with former Philippine Coconut Authority (Philcoa) chief Virgilio David, is accused of illegally using government facilities for personal use.
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Speaking to reporters at the Armed Forces headquarters at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City, Manapat said he did not falsify a supposed affidavit of one Paulita Gomez accusing Poe’s father, Allan Fernando Poe of bigamy in 1939.
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February 2, 2004 - 12:00am
