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[Title] => ‘Erap won’t be stressed out during trial’
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada will not be "stressed out" when he takes the witness stand at the Sandiganbayan on March 15, Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa-Ignacio said yesterday.
"We want him to be as comfortable as possible inside the courtroom," he said.
"We will not stress him out. If he says he is not feeling well, we will not push it. We just want him to be present inside the courtroom."
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[Title] => Erap fit to stand trial, says surgeon
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada is fit to stand trial, his American physician said yesterday.
Dr. Christopher Mow told reporters that aside from some discomfort resulting from sitting in court for the daylong appearances, Estrada was physically able to appear at his trial.
"From a medical standpoint, he is physically fit to testify," said Mow, a bone surgeon at Stanford Medical Center in California.
Barring hitches, Estrada is set to testify before the Sandiganbayan special division on March 15.
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[Title] => Erap vows to fulfill covenant with people
[Summary] => Pledging to "fulfill a sacred covenant" with his supporters, former President Joseph Estrada vowed to unite the opposition against President Arroyo upon returning yesterday from Hong Kong where he underwent knee surgery.
Estrada accused the Arroyo administration of massive corruption and failing to improve the lives of Filipinos since his 2001 ouster by a popular uprising, which he insisted was illegal.
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[Title] => Erap namimilipit matapos ang surgery
[Summary] => Hanggang kahapon ay dumadaing pa rin ng matinding sakit si dating Pangulong Joseph "Erap" Estrada matapos ang isinagawang operasyon sa dalawang tuhod nito kamakalawa ng hapon sa Hong Kong.
"Ang sakit-sakit," ani Erap sa isang panayam sa telepono.
Maging si Sen. Jinggoy Estrada ay nagsabing namimilipit pa rin sa sakit ang kanyang ama matapos na magising ito mula sa apat na oras na operasyon nito sa Hong Kong Adventist Hospital na isinagawa ni Dr. Julian Chang na inasistehan ni Dr. Christopher Mow.
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[Title] => Erap definitely off to HK tomorrow
[Summary] => Fully booked flights because of the Yuletide season have forced deposed President Joseph Estrada to defer by a day his scheduled departure today for Hong Kong, where he will stay for three weeks for knee surgery, his aides said yesterday.
Defense lawyer Jay Flaminiano said the 67-year-old former actor is booked on a Philippine Airlines flight tomorrow, though he still doesn’t know the flight time. But another source said this may be around 2:30 p.m., since all the morning flights were taken.
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HONG KONG ADVENTIST HOSPITAL
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"We want him to be as comfortable as possible inside the courtroom," he said.
"We will not stress him out. If he says he is not feeling well, we will not push it. We just want him to be present inside the courtroom."
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[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada is fit to stand trial, his American physician said yesterday.
Dr. Christopher Mow told reporters that aside from some discomfort resulting from sitting in court for the daylong appearances, Estrada was physically able to appear at his trial.
"From a medical standpoint, he is physically fit to testify," said Mow, a bone surgeon at Stanford Medical Center in California.
Barring hitches, Estrada is set to testify before the Sandiganbayan special division on March 15.
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Estrada accused the Arroyo administration of massive corruption and failing to improve the lives of Filipinos since his 2001 ouster by a popular uprising, which he insisted was illegal.
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"Ang sakit-sakit," ani Erap sa isang panayam sa telepono.
Maging si Sen. Jinggoy Estrada ay nagsabing namimilipit pa rin sa sakit ang kanyang ama matapos na magising ito mula sa apat na oras na operasyon nito sa Hong Kong Adventist Hospital na isinagawa ni Dr. Julian Chang na inasistehan ni Dr. Christopher Mow.
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[Title] => Erap definitely off to HK tomorrow
[Summary] => Fully booked flights because of the Yuletide season have forced deposed President Joseph Estrada to defer by a day his scheduled departure today for Hong Kong, where he will stay for three weeks for knee surgery, his aides said yesterday.
Defense lawyer Jay Flaminiano said the 67-year-old former actor is booked on a Philippine Airlines flight tomorrow, though he still doesn’t know the flight time. But another source said this may be around 2:30 p.m., since all the morning flights were taken.
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