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Former President Joseph Estrada yesterday said last Sunday’s mutiny was just an expression of grievances made by a group of young officers and servicemen over the high level of corruption in the Arroyo administration.


"As compared to what happened during Edsa II, last Sunday’s mutiny was not a coup in the strict sense. The real coup occurred when (then Armed Forces chief) Defense Secretary (Angelo) Reyes withdrew their support for the duly elected president," Estrada said in Filipino.


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The summons referred to Estrada’s alleged "unlawful" transfer from his place of detention at the height of a failed mutiny July 27, which defense lawyers said dispensed with a court order.


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"As compared to what happened during Edsa II, last Sunday’s mutiny was not a coup in the strict sense. The real coup occurred when (then Armed Forces chief) Defense Secretary (Angelo) Reyes withdrew their support for the duly elected president," Estrada said in Filipino.


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It was not a coup, just a gripe session — Erap

By Delon Porcalla | August 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Only a gripe session? Former President Joseph Estrada yesterday said last Sunday’s mutiny was just an expression of grievances made by a group of young officers and servicemen over the high level of corruption...

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Sandigan summons Ebdane on Erap’s ‘uncleared’ transfer

August 1, 2003 - 12:00am

The Sandiganbayan summoned yesterday Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane and his aide, Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble of the National Police Security Protection Office, to defend...

Headlines