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The issue on the cash gift giving involving local government units and Malacañang prompted San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito to poit out that President Arroyo has mastered the art of  "buying people" to stay in power.
Ejercito, son of convicted former President Joseph Estrada said the Arroyo administration has mastered buying people ranging from the Commission on Elections, Philippine National Police, Armed Forces of the Philippines and other politicians.
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                    [Title] => AFP binalaan ng GO sa pandaraya
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Binalaan ni Genuine Opposition (GO) Deputy Campaign Manager at San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito ang Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) na huwag magpapagamit sa pandaraya sa May 14 elections.


"That is a violation of the Omnibus election code, the AFP should be apolitical," ani Ejercito na sinabi pang hindi na dapat na maulit ang "Hello Garci" noong 2004 elections.


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                    [Title] => DOJ opposes award rites for Estrada
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The awarding ceremony that will be held next week in honor of former President Joseph Estrada might turn out to be a political activity or rally complete with photo opportunities to endorse candidates of the Genuine Opposition (GO), government lawyers said yesterday.


During a hearing before the Sandiganbayan, Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio said he "seriously opposed" allowing Estrada to attend the ceremony on March 27 and that a "proxy" be sent instead to receive the award.


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                    [Title] => Move seen to crack GMA hold on Cebu: Serge O to lead campaign of GO
                    [Summary] => The Genuine Opposition ( GO ) yesterday announced the appointment of Cebuano senator Sergio " Serge " Osmena III as campaign manager, replacing San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor " JV " Ejercito who is seeking reelection, an ABS-CBN report said.

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                    [Title] => Erap wants holidays with family
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Deposed President Joseph Estrada requested the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him to spend the holidays with his family from Dec. 24 to Jan. 2.


In an urgent motion filed by his lawyer, former senator Rene Saguisag, Estrada said the 10-day furlough "would help save and spare the authorities from the hassle of two visits on Christmas and New Year."


Saguisag emphasized that the late former senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. was given a similar break during the martial law years.


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Para hindi na madagdagan ang gulong maidudulot ng pulitika sa kanilang pamilya ay minabuti na lang ni San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito na huwag nang tumakbo bilang senador sa susunod na eleksyon kung muling tatakbo si Sen. Loi Ejercito.


Ayon kay JV, plano sana niyang tumakbo bilang senador sa 2007 election matapos na pumasok siya sa Top 12 sa posibleng manalong senador sa kakatapos lang na Pulse Asia Survey at dahil na rin sa pahayag ni Senator Loi na hindi na ito tatakbo bilang senador matapos ang termino nito sa taong 2007.


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                    [Title] => JV to run for senator
                    [Summary] => San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito has announced he would be running for senator in the coming elections, noting that his decision was based on the strong clamor from his supporters and the results of a Pulse Asia survey that placed him in the Magic 12.


"Kung naisin ng mamamayan na maging senador ang inyong lingkod, sino ba naman tayo para tumanggi," Ejercito told newsmen at a restaurant in Greenhills, San Juan last Wednesday night.


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                    [Title] => Chavit files P200-M libel suit vs JV
                    [Summary] => Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson, the government’s star witness against ousted President Joseph Estrada, filed the other day a P200-million libel suit against Estrada’s son, San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito, for allegedly calling him a murderer.


In a television interview, Singson said the damages he is seeking are equivalent to Ilocos Sur’s share of the tobacco excise tax, of which P130 million was allegedly pocketed by Estrada as kickbacks.


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Ejercito, son of convicted former President Joseph Estrada said the Arroyo administration has mastered buying people ranging from the Commission on Elections, Philippine National Police, Armed Forces of the Philippines and other politicians.
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"That is a violation of the Omnibus election code, the AFP should be apolitical," ani Ejercito na sinabi pang hindi na dapat na maulit ang "Hello Garci" noong 2004 elections.


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During a hearing before the Sandiganbayan, Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio said he "seriously opposed" allowing Estrada to attend the ceremony on March 27 and that a "proxy" be sent instead to receive the award.


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Deposed President Joseph Estrada requested the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him to spend the holidays with his family from Dec. 24 to Jan. 2.


In an urgent motion filed by his lawyer, former senator Rene Saguisag, Estrada said the 10-day furlough "would help save and spare the authorities from the hassle of two visits on Christmas and New Year."


Saguisag emphasized that the late former senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. was given a similar break during the martial law years.


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Ayon kay JV, plano sana niyang tumakbo bilang senador sa 2007 election matapos na pumasok siya sa Top 12 sa posibleng manalong senador sa kakatapos lang na Pulse Asia Survey at dahil na rin sa pahayag ni Senator Loi na hindi na ito tatakbo bilang senador matapos ang termino nito sa taong 2007.


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"Kung naisin ng mamamayan na maging senador ang inyong lingkod, sino ba naman tayo para tumanggi," Ejercito told newsmen at a restaurant in Greenhills, San Juan last Wednesday night.


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