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"They should pursue it so I can defend myself," he said in a telephone interview.


"It will give me the opportunity to clear my name, the opportunity to prove that the charges against me are all fabricated."


Estrada said he is confident that the Supreme Court will not cancel his P500,000 bail despite the government’s move to have him return to jail.


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                    [Summary] => Former San Juan Mayor Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada’s election to the Senate last May 10 will not affect the plunder case filed by the government against him and his father, ousted President Joseph Estrada, a prosecutor said yesterday.


"The proceedings will continue. It will not affect the trial. We are not affected by his being elected to the Senate," Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio told reporters.


He argued that there is no law that "wipes out" a criminal case against an accused if he is elected to public office.


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NAZARIO AND JUSTICE EDILBERTO SANDOVAL

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"They should pursue it so I can defend myself," he said in a telephone interview.


"It will give me the opportunity to clear my name, the opportunity to prove that the charges against me are all fabricated."


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"The proceedings will continue. It will not affect the trial. We are not affected by his being elected to the Senate," Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio told reporters.


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Jinggoy ready to prove innocence in plunder case

By Nikko Dizon | June 2, 2004 - 12:00am

Senator-elect Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada dared the government yesterday to pursue the plunder case against him so he can prove his innocence in court. "They should pursue it so I can defend myself,"...

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Plunder rap vs Jinggoy stays

By Delon Porcalla | June 1, 2004 - 12:00am

Former San Juan Mayor Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada’s election to the Senate last May 10 will not affect the plunder case filed by the government against him and his father, ousted President Joseph Estrada,...

Headlines