+ Follow MRS. ARROYO AND ESTRADA Tag
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[Title] => Erap on comeback: If it's destiny...
[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada returned to Malacañang Palace for the first time since he was deposed in a bloodless coup in 2001, insisting “destiny” would make it his again.
[DatePublished] => 2010-01-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => GMA, Erap get friendly at Cebu wedding
[Summary] => President Arroyo and former President Joseph Estrada shook hands and chatted amiably during a wedding in Cebu last Saturday, prompting Palace officials to wish that it would set the political tone in the months leading to the 2010 elections and encourage efforts for national reconciliation.
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[Title] => GMA candidates vs Erap bets
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The results of an internal survey conducted by a pro-administration political leader in Metro Manila were very revealing, to say the least, on the fate that await those candidates running in the May 14 mid-term elections. The survey was done last November and made a random sample of the voting population all over Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => GMA, Erap reunion unlikely at Vidal’s farewell
[Summary] => President Arroyo and deposed President Joseph Estrada might bump into each other when they attend the 75th birthday celebration of retiring Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Vidal. That is, if they don’t avoid one another again.
But more likely than not, the two estranged leaders will not meet at all. As of press time yesterday, the President was scheduled to join Cardinal Vidal in a breakfast reception at the latter’s Wack Wack residence in Mandaluyong City. Estrada, on the other hand, was invited by Vidal to join him for a luncheon at the Bishop’s residence.
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[Title] => GMA: Let’s end divisiveness
[Summary] => Ahead of a crucial week of flagging opposition attempts to impeach her, President Arroyo called for an end to divisiveness and urged the people to help search for "an acceptable formula" that would reconcile bickering factions and unite the country.
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[Title] => Joker to GMA: Repeal death penalty instead to give Erap leeway
[Summary] => Pro-administration Sen. Joker Arroyo suggested yesterday that President Arroyo ask Congress to "repeal" the death penalty law to allow deposed President Joseph Estrada to "get away" with the plunder charges filed against him.
Senator Arroyo, one of the lead prosecutors in the Estrada impeachment trial in 2001, gave Mrs. Arroyo this unsolicited advice in reaction to reports that the government is open to reconciling with Estrada.
In return, Estrada can go on "bail by recognizance."
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[Title] => GMA: I’ve said my piece on jueteng
[Summary] => "I have said all that I had to say."
President Arroyo remained unfazed by the bribery allegations raised against her husband and her son, saying she would rather concentrate on her job.
"I have nothing more to add to what I’ve said. I think that political intrigue is unimportant compared to the punishment of poverty," Mrs. Arroyo told a television news interview.
"I am focused like a laser beam on the work I have to do, which is what we have to do to create jobs and mitigate the impact of high oil prices."
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[Title] => ‘Erap not asking for pardon, and GMA not giving one’
[Summary] => President Arroyo is not proposing that deposed President Joseph Estrada be granted pardon and the ousted leader himself is not seeking one, Housing Secretary Michael Defensor clarified the other night.
Defensor, political campaign spokesman for the President, said even Estrada prefers to go through the judicial process.
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[Title] => Criminal charges await Makati siege conspirators
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) warned yesterday it is ready to file charges and prosecute the people found to be behind the coup attempt of the rebel soldiers.
DOJ Undersecretary Merceditas Gutierrez said justice officials have been summoned to Malacañang to work on possible rebellion charges the government will file in case it decides to order warrantless arrests, after President Arroyo declared a state of rebellion yesterday.
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MRS. ARROYO AND ESTRADA
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[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada returned to Malacañang Palace for the first time since he was deposed in a bloodless coup in 2001, insisting “destiny” would make it his again.
[DatePublished] => 2010-01-13 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => GMA, Erap get friendly at Cebu wedding
[Summary] => President Arroyo and former President Joseph Estrada shook hands and chatted amiably during a wedding in Cebu last Saturday, prompting Palace officials to wish that it would set the political tone in the months leading to the 2010 elections and encourage efforts for national reconciliation.
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[Title] => GMA candidates vs Erap bets
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The results of an internal survey conducted by a pro-administration political leader in Metro Manila were very revealing, to say the least, on the fate that await those candidates running in the May 14 mid-term elections. The survey was done last November and made a random sample of the voting population all over Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-17 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 136417
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[AuthorID] => 1097308
[AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva1
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[Title] => GMA, Erap reunion unlikely at Vidal’s farewell
[Summary] => President Arroyo and deposed President Joseph Estrada might bump into each other when they attend the 75th birthday celebration of retiring Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Vidal. That is, if they don’t avoid one another again.
But more likely than not, the two estranged leaders will not meet at all. As of press time yesterday, the President was scheduled to join Cardinal Vidal in a breakfast reception at the latter’s Wack Wack residence in Mandaluyong City. Estrada, on the other hand, was invited by Vidal to join him for a luncheon at the Bishop’s residence.
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[Summary] => Ahead of a crucial week of flagging opposition attempts to impeach her, President Arroyo called for an end to divisiveness and urged the people to help search for "an acceptable formula" that would reconcile bickering factions and unite the country.
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[Title] => Joker to GMA: Repeal death penalty instead to give Erap leeway
[Summary] => Pro-administration Sen. Joker Arroyo suggested yesterday that President Arroyo ask Congress to "repeal" the death penalty law to allow deposed President Joseph Estrada to "get away" with the plunder charges filed against him.
Senator Arroyo, one of the lead prosecutors in the Estrada impeachment trial in 2001, gave Mrs. Arroyo this unsolicited advice in reaction to reports that the government is open to reconciling with Estrada.
In return, Estrada can go on "bail by recognizance."
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-22 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096615
[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
[SectionName] => Headlines
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[Title] => GMA: I’ve said my piece on jueteng
[Summary] => "I have said all that I had to say."
President Arroyo remained unfazed by the bribery allegations raised against her husband and her son, saying she would rather concentrate on her job.
"I have nothing more to add to what I’ve said. I think that political intrigue is unimportant compared to the punishment of poverty," Mrs. Arroyo told a television news interview.
"I am focused like a laser beam on the work I have to do, which is what we have to do to create jobs and mitigate the impact of high oil prices."
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-03 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Aurea Calica
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[Title] => ‘Erap not asking for pardon, and GMA not giving one’
[Summary] => President Arroyo is not proposing that deposed President Joseph Estrada be granted pardon and the ousted leader himself is not seeking one, Housing Secretary Michael Defensor clarified the other night.
Defensor, political campaign spokesman for the President, said even Estrada prefers to go through the judicial process.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-19 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1127935
[AuthorName] => Ann Corvera
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[Title] => Criminal charges await Makati siege conspirators
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) warned yesterday it is ready to file charges and prosecute the people found to be behind the coup attempt of the rebel soldiers.
DOJ Undersecretary Merceditas Gutierrez said justice officials have been summoned to Malacañang to work on possible rebellion charges the government will file in case it decides to order warrantless arrests, after President Arroyo declared a state of rebellion yesterday.
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February 8, 2006 - 12:00am
