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                    [Summary] => After being knocked out in their bid to disqualify movie actor and opposition presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. from the presidential race, brothers Victorino and Andresito Fornier elevated their case before the Supreme Court yesterday, urging the high court to immediately resolve the issue as the May 10 elections draw near.


In a 62-page petition, the Forniers asked the Supreme Court to issue a temporary restraining order against the Commission on Elections (Comelec), which had allowed Poe to campaign in the May 10 elections. 


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Supporters of Fernando Poe Jr. filed a criminal complaint yesterday against two lawyers who sought his disqualification and the chief of the National Archives who vouched for the authenticity of documents questioning Poe’s citizenship.


Lawyers Andresito and Victorino Fornier and Records Management and Archives Office chief Ricardo Manapat were accused of falsifying public documents by Julius Raboca, Eric Miguel Espina, Hendrick Hermida and Aristodes Ruaro, all officers of the FPJ for President Movement.


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                    [Title] => Manapat, Fornier brothers: No sympathy for opposition
                    [Summary] => The petitioners seeking the disqualification of presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. may not be Malacañang henchmen, but for sure they have no sympathy for the opposition.


Records Management and Archives Office Director Ricardo Manapat and the Fornier and Fornier Law Office indeed collaborated six years ago to disqualify then presidential candidate Alfredo Lim on a similar citizenship issue.


But according to law office senior partner Andresito Fornier, that was the only time they dealt with Manapat until Poe’s citizenship papers fell into their lap.


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Lawyers Andresito and Victorino Fornier and Records Management and Archives Office chief Ricardo Manapat were accused of falsifying public documents by Julius Raboca, Eric Miguel Espina, Hendrick Hermida and Aristodes Ruaro, all officers of the FPJ for President Movement.


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                    [Summary] => The petitioners seeking the disqualification of presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. may not be Malacañang henchmen, but for sure they have no sympathy for the opposition.


Records Management and Archives Office Director Ricardo Manapat and the Fornier and Fornier Law Office indeed collaborated six years ago to disqualify then presidential candidate Alfredo Lim on a similar citizenship issue.


But according to law office senior partner Andresito Fornier, that was the only time they dealt with Manapat until Poe’s citizenship papers fell into their lap.


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Supreme Court asked to issue injunction on Poe’s campaign run

By Bebot Sison Jr. | February 11, 2004 - 12:00am

After being knocked out in their bid to disqualify movie actor and opposition presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. from the presidential race, brothers Victorino and Andresito Fornier elevated their case before...

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Manapat, Fornier brothers face raps

By Delon Porcalla | January 27, 2004 - 12:00am

Payback time. Supporters of Fernando Poe Jr. filed a criminal complaint yesterday against two lawyers who sought his disqualification and the chief of the National Archives who vouched for the authenticity of documents...

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Manapat, Fornier brothers: No sympathy for opposition

By Jose Aravilla | January 22, 2004 - 12:00am

The petitioners seeking the disqualification of presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. may not be Malacañang henchmen, but for sure they have no sympathy for the opposition. Records Management and Archives...

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