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Lawyers Philip Sigfrid Fortun and his brother Raymond Parsifal made the apology in a response to an order that they explain why the impeachment court should not cite them for contempt.


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Meanwhile, Sen. Anna Dominique Coseteng indicated that she would also file a similar motion against prosecutor Raul Gonzalez for virtually calling her a liar regarding the presence of a prosecution witness in the gallery the other day.


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                    [Title] => High jinks in Senate / Post-acquittal scenario - HERE'S THE SCORE by Teodoro C. Benigno
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                    [Summary] => Will the real Delia Rajas please stand up?


A case of one Delia Rajas too many briefly threw the 17th day of President Estrada’s impeachment trial into confusion.


It also derailed yesterday the testimony of a Land Bank of the Philippines branch manager who said two women and a man deposited a total of P130 million in her bank, then withdrew the funds the next day.


A woman identified by the defense as the "real Delia Rajas" said she could not possibly have entered into any bank transactions involving P50 million because she was only a cook.


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                    [Title] => If we had a national I.D. system, we could identify the real Rajas - BY THE WAY By Max V. Soliven
                    [Summary] => Of course there could be two Delia Rajas – or even three or four. As in the case of the "Jose Velarde" cheques and bank account, there could be a dozen Jose Velardes, or even Jose Valhallas. President Estrada, in his acting days, even had an assistant and buddy named Jose Rolando Velarde – but he died some years ago.


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Isang testigo ng prosecution na si Ma. Caridad Rodenas, kahera ng Land Bank of the Philippines, ang umikot nang 15 minuto sa gallery ng Senado para kilalanin si Rajas na nagbukas ng account at nag-withdraw ng halagang P40 milyon sa Shaw Boulevard branch ng LBP pero hindi niya ito nakita bagaman naunang tiniyak ng abogado ng Pangulo na si Atty. Sigfrid Fortun na naroon nang mga oras na iyon si Rajas.


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Defense apologizes for ‘Delia’ fiasco

By Perseus Echeminada | January 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Two members of President Estrada’s defense panel apologized yesterday to the Senate impeachment tribunal for the controversial manner of their presentation of the...

Headlines

Drilon wants Fortun brothers to defend ‘pointless exercise’

January 11, 2001 - 12:00am

Sen. Franklin Drilon urged the impeachment court yesterday to order defense lawyers Sigfrid and Raymund Fortun to explain why they should not be cited for contempt for subjecting the court to a "futile and pointless...

Headlines

High jinks in Senate / Post-acquittal scenario - HERE'S THE SCORE by Teodoro C. Benigno

January 10, 2001 - 12:00am

While it lasts, while it is ongoing, the Senate impeachment trial remains the best – in fact, the only show in town – blending political drama, vaudeville entertainment and sheer TV magic into one. Even...

Opinion

Hindi makatarungang stratehiya ng depensa

January 10, 2001 - 12:00am

Nabuking ang stratehiya ng depensa na wasakin ang kredibilidad ni Mrs. Kate M. Rodenas. Akala siguro ng depensa makakaisa sila sa prosecution sa paglabas nila ng ibang Delia Rajas. Ang dirty trick na ito ay hindi...

PSN Opinyon

Ang’s cook has P50 M?

By Efren Danao | January 9, 2001 - 12:00am

Will the real Delia Rajas please stand up? A case of one Delia Rajas too many briefly threw the 17th day of President Estrada’s impeachment trial into confusion. It also derailed yesterday the testimony of...

Headlines

If we had a national I.D. system, we could identify the real Rajas - BY THE WAY By Max V. Soliven

January 9, 2001 - 12:00am

Of course there could be two Delia Rajas – or even three or four. As in the case of the "Jose Velarde" cheques and bank account, there could be a dozen Jose Velardes,...

Opinion

Trial ginulo ng 2 Delia Rajas

January 9, 2001 - 12:00am

Ginulo ng dalawang Delia Rajas ang paglilitis ng Senado sa kasong impeachment laban kay Pangulong Joseph Estrada. Isang testigo ng prosecution na si Ma. Caridad Rodenas, kahera ng Land Bank of the Philippines, ang...

Bansa