+ Follow BUSINESSMAN EDUARDO COJUANGCO JR. Tag
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[Title] => NPC still undecided on presidential bet
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[Title] => ‘No politics at PMA alumni homecoming’
[Summary] => Politicking will not be allowed during the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) alumni homecoming on Saturday.
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[Title] => PCGG: SC ruling on coco levy fund moot and academic
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The Supreme Court order for the Sandiganbayan to settle the ownership of some 33 million San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares acquired through the coco levy fund is "moot and academic," according to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
PCGG commissioner for legal affairs Narciso Nario said this was so because the supposed stock purchase agreement between the PCGG and the Government Service Insurance System or GSIS was never consummated in the first place.
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[Title] => Danding will run next year, say House allies
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.’s "firm decision" to run for president next year has nothing to do with the Sandiganbayan’s lifting of the government sequestration order on his 47 percent block of shares in San Miguel Corp. (SMC).
"He’s running (and) property considerations are not (the) purpose of his running," said Cojuangco supporter Negros Oriental Rep. Jacinto Paras.
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[Title] => Danding asks SC to reverse ruling on UCPB
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. asked the Supreme Court yesterday to reverse a recent Sandiganbayan ruling nullifying his stake in United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB), saying the anti-graft court "breached its limited authority."
"The partial summary judgment was rendered in violation of Cojuangco’s right to procedural due process. The rules on summary judgment curtailed the right to be heard," Cojuangco said in a petition.
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[Title] => Pimentel: Danding has nothing to gain in ’04
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. has nothing to gain by seeking the presidency again, Sen. Aquilino "Nene" Pimentel Jr. said yesterday.
"On the contrary, he has everything to lose," he said.
Cojuangco, who chairs food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. has not yet decided whether to join next year’s presidential race. He is reportedly in the process of consulting with leaders of his pro-administration Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC).
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[Title] => Magysaysay may join 2004 presidential race
[Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. said yesterday he may run for president in next year’s election and would seek the nomination of the ruling Lakas party.
That makes Magsaysay the third pro-administration senator eyeing the presidency along with Senate President Pro Tempore Juan Flavier and Majority Leader Loren Legarda.
Magsaysay said he decided to join the presidential race after being encouraged by supporters. "They know that I don’t have any other ambition except as senator," he told The STAR.
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[Title] => Days of infamy
[Summary] => Text jokes yesterday were mostly about our "honorable" senators losing sleep and getting sore butts from sitting it out in a battle of nerves at the Senate. Yesterday one senator said they had finally resolved their row, and that they had crafted a four-paragraph resolution after two hours of negotiations and 12 pieces of balut.
Now people are hoping that the lack of sleep and the high cholesterol in the duck embryo will do their job — meaning wreak havoc on the blood pressure of all the senators and put all of them out of their misery.
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[Title] => Allow owners to vote UCPB shares  Danding
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY â€â€Ã‚ Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. said yesterday he did not use coconut levy funds in acquiring his shares of stock in the United Coconut Planters Bank during a Supreme Court hearing on the validity of a Sandiganbayan order allowing him and other private owners to exercise their vote as stockholders.
Cojuangco’s counsel, Estelito Mendoza, in his oral argument before the SC en banc, said that the Sandiganbayan has not acted with grave abuse of discretion in allowing them to exercise their rights to vote their shares of stock in the UCPB.
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[Title] => Danding: No hand in Estrada’s escape
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., chairman of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp., categorically denied yesterday that his jet was supposed to be used in an alleged attempt by former President Joseph Estrada to flee the country through the southern backdoor.
In a statement, Cojuangco said the reports are not true and "it is unfortunate that these false allegations, being made by some persons hiding behind the cloak of anonymity, have been given credence by some sectors in the media."
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BUSINESSMAN EDUARDO COJUANGCO JR.
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[Title] => PCGG: SC ruling on coco levy fund moot and academic
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The Supreme Court order for the Sandiganbayan to settle the ownership of some 33 million San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares acquired through the coco levy fund is "moot and academic," according to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
PCGG commissioner for legal affairs Narciso Nario said this was so because the supposed stock purchase agreement between the PCGG and the Government Service Insurance System or GSIS was never consummated in the first place.
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[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.’s "firm decision" to run for president next year has nothing to do with the Sandiganbayan’s lifting of the government sequestration order on his 47 percent block of shares in San Miguel Corp. (SMC).
"He’s running (and) property considerations are not (the) purpose of his running," said Cojuangco supporter Negros Oriental Rep. Jacinto Paras.
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[Title] => Danding asks SC to reverse ruling on UCPB
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. asked the Supreme Court yesterday to reverse a recent Sandiganbayan ruling nullifying his stake in United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB), saying the anti-graft court "breached its limited authority."
"The partial summary judgment was rendered in violation of Cojuangco’s right to procedural due process. The rules on summary judgment curtailed the right to be heard," Cojuangco said in a petition.
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[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. has nothing to gain by seeking the presidency again, Sen. Aquilino "Nene" Pimentel Jr. said yesterday.
"On the contrary, he has everything to lose," he said.
Cojuangco, who chairs food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. has not yet decided whether to join next year’s presidential race. He is reportedly in the process of consulting with leaders of his pro-administration Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC).
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[Title] => Magysaysay may join 2004 presidential race
[Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. said yesterday he may run for president in next year’s election and would seek the nomination of the ruling Lakas party.
That makes Magsaysay the third pro-administration senator eyeing the presidency along with Senate President Pro Tempore Juan Flavier and Majority Leader Loren Legarda.
Magsaysay said he decided to join the presidential race after being encouraged by supporters. "They know that I don’t have any other ambition except as senator," he told The STAR.
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Now people are hoping that the lack of sleep and the high cholesterol in the duck embryo will do their job — meaning wreak havoc on the blood pressure of all the senators and put all of them out of their misery.
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[Title] => Allow owners to vote UCPB shares  Danding
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY â€â€Ã‚ Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. said yesterday he did not use coconut levy funds in acquiring his shares of stock in the United Coconut Planters Bank during a Supreme Court hearing on the validity of a Sandiganbayan order allowing him and other private owners to exercise their vote as stockholders.
Cojuangco’s counsel, Estelito Mendoza, in his oral argument before the SC en banc, said that the Sandiganbayan has not acted with grave abuse of discretion in allowing them to exercise their rights to vote their shares of stock in the UCPB.
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[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., chairman of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp., categorically denied yesterday that his jet was supposed to be used in an alleged attempt by former President Joseph Estrada to flee the country through the southern backdoor.
In a statement, Cojuangco said the reports are not true and "it is unfortunate that these false allegations, being made by some persons hiding behind the cloak of anonymity, have been given credence by some sectors in the media."
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