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[Title] => Produce the bank papers, Estrada asks government lawyers
[Summary] => A lawyer of deposed President Joseph Estrada has asked the Sandiganbayan to order the Senate legal counsel to present an envelope believed to contain bank documents proving that Estrada illegally amassed wealth during his presidency.
Prosecutors allege Estrada took bribes from illegal gambling rackets, embezzled state funds and profits from insider trading, among others.
He allegedly stashed the proceeds in a secret bank account with Equitable PCI Bank under the name Jose Velarde. They say the account contained P3.2 billion at one point.
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[Title] => Erap, Clarissa magtutuos na
[Summary] => Isasabak na ng prosekusyon ang isa pa nitong hawak na alas na si Clarissa Ocampo upang muling buhayin ang mga binitiwan niyang salaysay sa naunsyaming impeachment trial sa Senado na si dating Pangulong Estrada ang may-ari ng Jose Velarde account.
Ayon kay Assistant Ombudsman Dennis Villa Ignacio, ihaharap nila sa Nobyembre 11 at 13 si Ocampo, senior vice president ng Equitable-PCI Bank, para tumestigo at dalhin ang mga bank documents na siyang magdidiin kay Estrada sa P4.1 bilyong kasong pandarambong.
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[Title] => Palace treated bank execs after Estrada trial — witness
[Summary] => In honor of Equitable PCI bank officials and employees who had testified against former President Joseph Estrada in his impeachment trial, Malacañang hosted a party weeks after the leader stepped down on Jan. 20 last year.
This was revealed yesterday by Equitable PCI bank manager Edelquinn Nantes during cross-examination by Estrada counsel de officio Prospero Cresini in the ousted chief executive’s continuing plunder trial at the Sandiganbayan in Quezon City.
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[Title] => Ocampo, Curato kinampihan ng DOJ
[Summary] => Ipinagtanggol kahapon ng Department of Justice (DOJ) ang mga testigong sina Clarissa Ocampo at Atty. Manuel Curato na tumatanggap umano ng pinansiyal na suporta mula sa Equitable PCIBank upang tumestigo laban kay dating Pangulong Estrada.
Ayon kay DOJ Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee, ang tinatanggap na financial support nina Ocampo at Curato ay maikukumpara lamang sa ibinibigay na tulong ng DOJ sa mga testigong sumasailalim sa Witness Protection Program (WPP).
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[Title] => Equitable-PCIBank officials sinuhulan para idiin si Erap?
[Summary] => Sinuhulan umano ng matataas na opisyal ng Equitable-PCIBank ang mga opisyal at kawani nito upang tumestigo sa impeachment trial at idiin si dating Pangulong Estrada.
Ito ang mariing buwelta kahapon nina Attorneys Mario Crescini at Noel Malaya, counsel de offico ng mga Estrada sa pagpapatuloy ng umiinit na balitaktakan sa pagdinig kahapon ng Sandiganbayan Special Division sa kasong plunder ni Estrada.
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[Title] => Erap naka-iskor sa Sandiganbayan
[Summary] => Naka-iskor na naman sa Sandiganbayan si dating Pangulong Estrada matapos aminin ng isang saksi para sa prosekusyon na pumirma sa pangalang Jose Velarde si Estrada ngunit hindi bilang principal holder kung hindi bilang isang representante.
Inamin din ni Manuel Curato, first VP at hepe ng legal services division ng Equitable-PCI Bank na ng mag-testify ito sa kasagsagan ng impeachment trial ay kasalukuyang nagkakaroon ng malawakang bank run sa nasabing bangko.
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[Title] => Erap idiniin uli sa Velarde account
[Summary] => Hindi naganap ang inaasahang pagpapasabog ng bomba ng prosecution matapos na mabigo ang mga itong maiharap si Equitable PCI-Bank senior vice president Clarissa Ocampo na siyang nagdiin kay dating Pangulong Estrada na pumirma sa isang bank document bilang Jose Velarde noong kainitan ng impeachment trial.
Sa halip ay isinalang sa witness stand ang isa sa pinakamatinding testigo ng prosecution laban kay Estrada, si Atty. Manuel Curato, vice president at legal chief ng Equitable-PCI Bank.
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[Title] => Star witness to testify in Erap trial
[Summary] => It may be anti-climactic but the show must go on.
A woman bank executive who became a celebrity during last year’s impeachment trial will testify in court on April 15 that ousted President Joseph Estrada and Jose Velarde are one and the same person and that Estrada owns the P3.3 billion deposited in the so-called "Jose Velarde" account in Equitable PCI Bank.
Solicitor General Simeon Marcelo said yesterday Clarissa Ocampo, an executive of Equitable PCI Bank, will be the next witness in Estrada’s plunder trial at the Sandiganbayan special division.
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[Title] => Equitable-PCI freezes 9 Ricaforte accounts
[Summary] => Equitable-PCI Bank officially froze yesterday nine accounts, containing some P11.1 million, allegedly belonging to jailed former President Joseph Estrada but listed under the name of his alleged personal accountant Yolanda Ricaforte.
In a compliance report, Equitable-PCI Bank first vice president Manuel Curato told Sandiganbayan Sheriff Edgardo Urieta the bank had already caused the garnishment of all Ricaforte’s deposits in the bank.
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[Title] => Estrada to Senate: Open 2nd envelope
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada formally asked the Senate yesterday to open the second envelope containing details of the controversial Jose Velarde account with the Equitable PCI Bank.
The vote of 11 senators rejecting the opening of the envelope for allegedly not being connected to the impeachment charges triggered people power II that eventually led to the ouster of Estrada.
His communication, however, was sent to the archives, the graveyard of the Senate.
"The impeachment trial is now dead," Sen. Raul Roco said.
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MANUEL CURATO
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Prosecutors allege Estrada took bribes from illegal gambling rackets, embezzled state funds and profits from insider trading, among others.
He allegedly stashed the proceeds in a secret bank account with Equitable PCI Bank under the name Jose Velarde. They say the account contained P3.2 billion at one point.
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Ayon kay Assistant Ombudsman Dennis Villa Ignacio, ihaharap nila sa Nobyembre 11 at 13 si Ocampo, senior vice president ng Equitable-PCI Bank, para tumestigo at dalhin ang mga bank documents na siyang magdidiin kay Estrada sa P4.1 bilyong kasong pandarambong.
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This was revealed yesterday by Equitable PCI bank manager Edelquinn Nantes during cross-examination by Estrada counsel de officio Prospero Cresini in the ousted chief executive’s continuing plunder trial at the Sandiganbayan in Quezon City.
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Ayon kay DOJ Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee, ang tinatanggap na financial support nina Ocampo at Curato ay maikukumpara lamang sa ibinibigay na tulong ng DOJ sa mga testigong sumasailalim sa Witness Protection Program (WPP).
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Ito ang mariing buwelta kahapon nina Attorneys Mario Crescini at Noel Malaya, counsel de offico ng mga Estrada sa pagpapatuloy ng umiinit na balitaktakan sa pagdinig kahapon ng Sandiganbayan Special Division sa kasong plunder ni Estrada.
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Inamin din ni Manuel Curato, first VP at hepe ng legal services division ng Equitable-PCI Bank na ng mag-testify ito sa kasagsagan ng impeachment trial ay kasalukuyang nagkakaroon ng malawakang bank run sa nasabing bangko.
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[Title] => Erap idiniin uli sa Velarde account
[Summary] => Hindi naganap ang inaasahang pagpapasabog ng bomba ng prosecution matapos na mabigo ang mga itong maiharap si Equitable PCI-Bank senior vice president Clarissa Ocampo na siyang nagdiin kay dating Pangulong Estrada na pumirma sa isang bank document bilang Jose Velarde noong kainitan ng impeachment trial.
Sa halip ay isinalang sa witness stand ang isa sa pinakamatinding testigo ng prosecution laban kay Estrada, si Atty. Manuel Curato, vice president at legal chief ng Equitable-PCI Bank.
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A woman bank executive who became a celebrity during last year’s impeachment trial will testify in court on April 15 that ousted President Joseph Estrada and Jose Velarde are one and the same person and that Estrada owns the P3.3 billion deposited in the so-called "Jose Velarde" account in Equitable PCI Bank.
Solicitor General Simeon Marcelo said yesterday Clarissa Ocampo, an executive of Equitable PCI Bank, will be the next witness in Estrada’s plunder trial at the Sandiganbayan special division.
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In a compliance report, Equitable-PCI Bank first vice president Manuel Curato told Sandiganbayan Sheriff Edgardo Urieta the bank had already caused the garnishment of all Ricaforte’s deposits in the bank.
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[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada formally asked the Senate yesterday to open the second envelope containing details of the controversial Jose Velarde account with the Equitable PCI Bank.
The vote of 11 senators rejecting the opening of the envelope for allegedly not being connected to the impeachment charges triggered people power II that eventually led to the ouster of Estrada.
His communication, however, was sent to the archives, the graveyard of the Senate.
"The impeachment trial is now dead," Sen. Raul Roco said.
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November 6, 2002 - 12:00am
