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Was the Sandiganbayan "influenced" by Malacañang? Was a "deal" struck between Erap and the Palace? This will be argued noisily till kingdom come.


Whatever really occurred sub rosa, Realpolitik suggests it’s best to get Erap out of the country – for his sake, but, more importantly, for ours.


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ANNOUNCER JAY SONZA

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By their senatorial ‘bets’ shall we know ’em

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | December 28, 2003 - 12:00am

As expected, a storm of criticism has descended on the Sandiganbayan Special Division for allowing ex-President Joseph Estrada to get out of jail and seek surgery in the United States. Was the Sandiganbayan "influenced"...

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