+ Follow FORMER PRESIDENT ESTRADA Tag
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[Summary] => Vice President Jejomar Binay is scheduled to convene today his “opposition” United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) to discuss preparations for the May 2013 elections.
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[Title] => Betting on the Senate
[Summary] => Former Senate President Manny Villar once described Senators as “Puro magagaling yan.
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[Title] => Pompey and Concoy
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[Title] => Erap commends CBCP for admitting mistake on EDSA 2
[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada yesterday commended the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) for reportedly admitting its mistake in supporting Edsa 2, which toppled him and brought President Arroyo to power.
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[Title] => MRT to pull out Erap cards after reprimand?
[Summary] => After allegedly getting a verbal reprimand from Malacañang, the Metro Rail Transit Authority (MRTA) yesterday said it would immediately pull out the controversial MRT fare cards bearing the photo of ousted President Joseph Estrada.
The pullout of the "Erap cards" was confirmed by the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
Sources said Malacañang had called up officials of the MRTA and asked them to explain why the Erap cards were still being used.
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[Title] => Ask court for your dad’s release, Palace tells Jinggoy
[Summary] => Senator-elect Jinggoy Estrada should go through the proper channels and not simply make demands from the Arroyo administration if he wants his father to be freed from detention.
Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio advised yesterday the younger Estrada to seek the temporary liberty of deposed President Joseph Estrada from the Sandiganbayan anti-graft court, not from President Arroyo.
The prosecutor said Jinggoy’s demand made in reaction to the President’s call for unity and reconciliation was "flawed on two grounds."
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[Title] => Lakas on corruption raps: Look who’s talking
[Summary] => Two pro-administration congressmen accused the opposition yesterday of "dirty politics" after it came out with a full-page advertisement in newspapers on alleged corruption in the Arroyo administration.
In a statement, Deputy Speaker for the Visayas Raul Gonzalez said the opposition was desperate to resort to "black propaganda" when it was President Joseph Estrada who was ousted for corruption on Jan. 20, 2001.
"Look who’s talking," he said.
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[Title] => Jinggoy granted P.5-M bail
[Summary] => Free at last — at least for now.
After almost two years, the Sandiganbayan anti-graft court finally allowed a son of deposed President Joseph Estrada to post P500,000 bail.
Former San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada is one of Estrada’s seven co-accused in his plunder case. Plunder is a non-bailable offense and carries the death penalty.
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FORMER PRESIDENT ESTRADA
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[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada yesterday commended the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) for reportedly admitting its mistake in supporting Edsa 2, which toppled him and brought President Arroyo to power.
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The pullout of the "Erap cards" was confirmed by the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
Sources said Malacañang had called up officials of the MRTA and asked them to explain why the Erap cards were still being used.
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[Title] => Ask court for your dad’s release, Palace tells Jinggoy
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Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio advised yesterday the younger Estrada to seek the temporary liberty of deposed President Joseph Estrada from the Sandiganbayan anti-graft court, not from President Arroyo.
The prosecutor said Jinggoy’s demand made in reaction to the President’s call for unity and reconciliation was "flawed on two grounds."
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[Title] => Lakas on corruption raps: Look who’s talking
[Summary] => Two pro-administration congressmen accused the opposition yesterday of "dirty politics" after it came out with a full-page advertisement in newspapers on alleged corruption in the Arroyo administration.
In a statement, Deputy Speaker for the Visayas Raul Gonzalez said the opposition was desperate to resort to "black propaganda" when it was President Joseph Estrada who was ousted for corruption on Jan. 20, 2001.
"Look who’s talking," he said.
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[Title] => Jinggoy granted P.5-M bail
[Summary] => Free at last — at least for now.
After almost two years, the Sandiganbayan anti-graft court finally allowed a son of deposed President Joseph Estrada to post P500,000 bail.
Former San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada is one of Estrada’s seven co-accused in his plunder case. Plunder is a non-bailable offense and carries the death penalty.
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