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[Title] => EDITORYAL — Pagkawala ni Bentain at pagbalik ni Atong
[Summary] => DUMATING na kahapon si Charlie "Atong" Ang mula Los Angeles. Pinayagan si Atong ng US District Court na ma-extradite para harapin ang plunder charges na inihain sa kanya kasama si dating President Joseph Estrada.
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[Title] => 40 NBI agents to secure Atong
[Summary] => Dozens of heavily armed operatives of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) have been deployed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) to await the arrival today of disgraced presidential adviser Charlie "Atong" Ang following his extradition from the US.
NBI National Capital Region director Ruel Lasala said more than 40 agents have been assigned to secure Ang upon his arrival at 5 a.m. today.
"Our agents would be wearing bulletproof vests and carry long firearms," Lasala said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => US court orders Ang’s extradition
[Summary] => A US district court has ordered the extradition of Charlie "Atong" Ang to face the plunder charges filed against him in the Philippines.
Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said Judge Lawrence Leavitt of the US District Court in Nevada on Monday ordered the extradition of Ang before the end of the year.
Ang, a Filipino-Chinese businessman, is co-accused in the plunder and perjury trial of former President Joseph Estrada in the Sandiganbayan.
Leavitt ruled there is probable cause in the plunder case against Ang, which necessitates extradition.
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[Title] => Baby Ortaliza isasama na sa plunder
[Summary] => Nagdesisyon na kahapon ang panig ng prosekusyon na isama na rin sa kasong plunder o pandarambong si Lucena "Baby" Ortaliza, ang dating private secretary ni dating Pangulong Estrada.
Maghahain ng manifestation sa Lunes ang prosekusyon upang maisama sa listahan ng mga akusado ang pangalan ni Ortaliza.
Makakasama ni Ortaliza sina Estrada, anak nitong si Jinggoy, Atty. Edward Serapio, Yolanda Ricaforte, Charlie "Atong" Ang, Delia Rajas, Alma Alfaro at Eleuterio Tan.
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[Title] => Graft vs Erap inatras
[Summary] => Nagmistulang regalo ng Sandiganbayan sa kaarawan ni dating Pangulong Estrada ang desisyon nitong palusutin na lang ang kasong graft na isinampa laban sa pinatalsik na pangulo, sa maybahay nitong si Sen. Loi Ejercito, anak na si Jinggoy at apat na iba pa.
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[Title] => Badoy hits pressure from Sandigan chief
[Summary] => Sandiganbayan Associate Justice Anacleto Badoy Jr. bared yesterday alleged pressure applied on him by his immediate superior, Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena, to quit his post as chairman of the anti-graft court’s third division.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Sandigan orders anew arrest of Estrada ‘cohor
[Summary] => Another warrant was issued for the arrest of three persons also facing charges in the government’s plunder case against ousted President Joseph Estrada, Sandiganbayan Associate Justice Anacleto Badoy Jr. said yesterday.
Badoy said the Sandiganbayan has issued an alias warrant of arrest for businessman Atong Ang, accountant Yolanda Ricaforte, and Alma Alfaro, who all remain at large and whose whereabouts are not known.
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Court junks withdrawal of Estrada case
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan junked yesterday the Ombudsman’s motion to withdraw one graft case against jailed former President Joseph Estrada, his wife Luisa Ejercito, their son San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada and four other people.
In a 24-page resolution, Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena, who chairs the anti-graft court’s first division, said the prosecution has not shown a well-founded justification for the withdrawal of the graft case against Estrada and his co-accused.
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[Title] => Court junks withdrawal of Estrada case
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan junked yesterday the Ombudsman’s motion to withdraw one graft case against jailed former President Joseph Estrada, his wife Luisa Ejercito, their son San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada and four other people.
In a 24-page resolution, Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena, who chairs the anti-graft court’s first division, said the prosecution has not shown a well-founded justification for the withdrawal of the graft case against Estrada and his co-accused.
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[Title] => Estrada’s arrest deferred
[Summary] => Not yet.
As thousands of Joseph Estrada’s supporters barricaded the entrance to his posh subdivision in San Juan to prevent his arrest, the deposed president remained a free man yesterday.
The Sandiganbayan deferred Estrada’s arrest, expected yesterday, because the anti-graft court’s third division headed by Justice Anacleto Badoy needed more time to determine probable cause to issue an arrest warrant.
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ALMA ALFARO
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[Title] => EDITORYAL — Pagkawala ni Bentain at pagbalik ni Atong
[Summary] => DUMATING na kahapon si Charlie "Atong" Ang mula Los Angeles. Pinayagan si Atong ng US District Court na ma-extradite para harapin ang plunder charges na inihain sa kanya kasama si dating President Joseph Estrada.
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[Title] => 40 NBI agents to secure Atong
[Summary] => Dozens of heavily armed operatives of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) have been deployed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) to await the arrival today of disgraced presidential adviser Charlie "Atong" Ang following his extradition from the US.
NBI National Capital Region director Ruel Lasala said more than 40 agents have been assigned to secure Ang upon his arrival at 5 a.m. today.
"Our agents would be wearing bulletproof vests and carry long firearms," Lasala said.
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[Title] => US court orders Ang’s extradition
[Summary] => A US district court has ordered the extradition of Charlie "Atong" Ang to face the plunder charges filed against him in the Philippines.
Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said Judge Lawrence Leavitt of the US District Court in Nevada on Monday ordered the extradition of Ang before the end of the year.
Ang, a Filipino-Chinese businessman, is co-accused in the plunder and perjury trial of former President Joseph Estrada in the Sandiganbayan.
Leavitt ruled there is probable cause in the plunder case against Ang, which necessitates extradition.
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[Title] => Baby Ortaliza isasama na sa plunder
[Summary] => Nagdesisyon na kahapon ang panig ng prosekusyon na isama na rin sa kasong plunder o pandarambong si Lucena "Baby" Ortaliza, ang dating private secretary ni dating Pangulong Estrada.
Maghahain ng manifestation sa Lunes ang prosekusyon upang maisama sa listahan ng mga akusado ang pangalan ni Ortaliza.
Makakasama ni Ortaliza sina Estrada, anak nitong si Jinggoy, Atty. Edward Serapio, Yolanda Ricaforte, Charlie "Atong" Ang, Delia Rajas, Alma Alfaro at Eleuterio Tan.
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[Summary] => Sandiganbayan Associate Justice Anacleto Badoy Jr. bared yesterday alleged pressure applied on him by his immediate superior, Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena, to quit his post as chairman of the anti-graft court’s third division.
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[Title] => Sandigan orders anew arrest of Estrada ‘cohor
[Summary] => Another warrant was issued for the arrest of three persons also facing charges in the government’s plunder case against ousted President Joseph Estrada, Sandiganbayan Associate Justice Anacleto Badoy Jr. said yesterday.
Badoy said the Sandiganbayan has issued an alias warrant of arrest for businessman Atong Ang, accountant Yolanda Ricaforte, and Alma Alfaro, who all remain at large and whose whereabouts are not known.
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[Title] => Court junks withdrawal of Estrada case
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In a 24-page resolution, Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena, who chairs the anti-graft court’s first division, said the prosecution has not shown a well-founded justification for the withdrawal of the graft case against Estrada and his co-accused.
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[Title] => Court junks withdrawal of Estrada case
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan junked yesterday the Ombudsman’s motion to withdraw one graft case against jailed former President Joseph Estrada, his wife Luisa Ejercito, their son San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada and four other people.
In a 24-page resolution, Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena, who chairs the anti-graft court’s first division, said the prosecution has not shown a well-founded justification for the withdrawal of the graft case against Estrada and his co-accused.
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[Title] => Estrada’s arrest deferred
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As thousands of Joseph Estrada’s supporters barricaded the entrance to his posh subdivision in San Juan to prevent his arrest, the deposed president remained a free man yesterday.
The Sandiganbayan deferred Estrada’s arrest, expected yesterday, because the anti-graft court’s third division headed by Justice Anacleto Badoy needed more time to determine probable cause to issue an arrest warrant.
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