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Jimenez, in a statement, said he "never gave any blank check to any official or candidate of the People Power Coalition."


"Any report to that effect is absolutely false and could be motivated by malice," he stressed.


Jimenez explained that he has not been approached by any candidate from the PPC Senate slate nor has any PPC campaign officer sought financial support from him.


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                    [Title] => Jimenez: Estrada extorted millions of pesos from me
                    [Summary] => Now it can be told.


Businessman Mark Jimenez has come up with an affidavit accusing his friend, former President Joseph Estrada, of extorting millions of pesos from him during the two years the deposed leader was in power.


The affidavit was forwarded yesterday by the Department of Justice to the Office of the Ombudsman as evidence for the plunder charges the DOJ filed against the ousted president.


After receiving the affidavit, the DOJ immediately filed a new criminal complaint against Estrada.


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                    [Title] => ‘MJ’ should remain in RP — solons
                    [Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez, a close friend of former President Joseph Estrada, should remain in the country so he can testify against the deposed leader, an administration congressman said yesterday.


Rep. Ralph Recto of Batangas said the Arroyo administration should resist all pressure to have the presidential friend extradited to the United States where he is facing charges in connection with alleged illegal contributions to the election campaign of former President Bill Clinton.


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                    [Title] => ‘MJ’ to testify vs Estrada
                    [Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez, a crony of ousted President Joseph Estrada, has agreed to testify on corruption charges against the deposed president.


A well-informed source told The STAR yesterday that Jimenez met on Friday with officials of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and agreed to expose what he knows about Estrada’s alleged ill-gotten wealth.


"We have him," the source told The STAR. "(The DOJ is) getting what he knows. He will tell all."


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BUSINESSMAN MARK JIMENEZ

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Jimenez, in a statement, said he "never gave any blank check to any official or candidate of the People Power Coalition."


"Any report to that effect is absolutely false and could be motivated by malice," he stressed.


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Businessman Mark Jimenez has come up with an affidavit accusing his friend, former President Joseph Estrada, of extorting millions of pesos from him during the two years the deposed leader was in power.


The affidavit was forwarded yesterday by the Department of Justice to the Office of the Ombudsman as evidence for the plunder charges the DOJ filed against the ousted president.


After receiving the affidavit, the DOJ immediately filed a new criminal complaint against Estrada.


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                    [Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez, a close friend of former President Joseph Estrada, should remain in the country so he can testify against the deposed leader, an administration congressman said yesterday.


Rep. Ralph Recto of Batangas said the Arroyo administration should resist all pressure to have the presidential friend extradited to the United States where he is facing charges in connection with alleged illegal contributions to the election campaign of former President Bill Clinton.


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                    [Summary] => Businessman Mark Jimenez, a crony of ousted President Joseph Estrada, has agreed to testify on corruption charges against the deposed president.


A well-informed source told The STAR yesterday that Jimenez met on Friday with officials of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and agreed to expose what he knows about Estrada’s alleged ill-gotten wealth.


"We have him," the source told The STAR. "(The DOJ is) getting what he knows. He will tell all."


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What blank check for PPC? – MJ

March 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Businessman Mark Jimenez denied yesterday reports that he gave a blank check to the administration’s People Power Coalition (PPC) as a campaign contribution. Jimenez, in a statement, said he "never gave...

Headlines

Jimenez: Estrada extorted millions of pesos from me

By Delon Porcalla | March 3, 2001 - 12:00am

Now it can be told. Businessman Mark Jimenez has come up with an affidavit accusing his friend, former President Joseph Estrada, of extorting millions of pesos from him during the two years the deposed leader was...

Headlines

‘MJ’ should remain in RP — solons

By Jess Diaz | February 2, 2001 - 12:00am

Businessman Mark Jimenez, a close friend of former President Joseph Estrada, should remain in the country so he can testify against the deposed leader, an administration congressman said yesterday. Rep. Ralph Recto...

Headlines

‘MJ’ to testify vs Estrada

By Liberty Dones | January 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Businessman Mark Jimenez, a crony of ousted President Joseph Estrada, has agreed to testify on corruption charges against the deposed president. A well-informed source told The STAR yesterday that Jimenez met on...

Headlines