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The letter, addressed to Equitable PCI Bank senior vice president Romuald Dy Tang, contained a request by Dichaves to open a savings account in the Juan Luna, Binondo branch for Jose Velarde.


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VELARDE AND ESTRADA

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Unfreeze assets, Estrada asks court

By Jose Rodel Clapano | September 10, 2002 - 12:00am

Deposed President Joseph Estrada’s lawyers have asked the Sandiganbayan to exclude his assets and those of Jose Velarde — an alias prosecutors say Estrada used to hide millions in bribes — from a freeze...

Headlines

Mysterious letter may save Estrada?

February 15, 2001 - 12:00am

Will a document in the second envelope clear deposed President Joseph Estrada? The last piece of paper to be pulled out by Senate President Aquilino Pimen-tel Jr. from the second envelope yesterday was a letter...

Headlines