+ Follow KENNEDY STREET Tag
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[Title] => Erap Allowed to visit mom
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Former President Joseph Estrada was granted a one-day pass yesterday by the Sandiganbayan allowing him to visit his mother, who will be celebrating her 102nd birthday this Wednesday, as well as seek medical treatment.
The Sandiganbayan Special Division, composed of Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro and Associate Justices Francisco Villaruz Jr. and Diosdado Peralta, granted only a day pass on May 2, instead of the three days being asked by the defense counsel of the former president.
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The Sandiganbayan granted deposed President Joseph Estrada permission yesterday to visit his ailing mother at her home in San Juan on Feb. 18.
State prosecutors made no objection.
In a two-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s three-member special division, headed by Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, said Estrada will be escorted from his resthouse in Tanay, Rizal, where he is being detained, at 8 a.m. and taken to his mother’s house at Kennedy Street, North Greenhills in San Juan. Estrada would then be taken back to his resthouse at 5 pm.
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[Title] => Erap spends New Year’s with mom
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Former President Joseph Estrada took advantage of his nine-hour temporary liberty to meet with leaders of the opposition and finalize its senatorial slate.
"Many want to join the slate. We will be finalizing the list by Jan. 15," San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito said. But Ejercito stressed the event was a family reunion and not a political gathering.
Estrada’s visitors yesterday included United Opposition leader and Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay and former senator Vicente Sotto III.
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan grants Estrada 9-hour New Year pass
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The Sandiganbayan has granted former President Joseph Estrada a nine-hour furlough to welcome New Year’s Day with his ailing mother.
In a two-page resolution, the Special Division of the anti-graft court allowed Estrada a nine-hour pass, denying his earlier request for a three-day leave to celebrate New Year outside his rest house in Tanay, Rizal where he is placed under house arrest.
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[Title] => Erap seeks another furlough
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Former President Joseph Estrada asked yesterday the Special Division of the Sandiganbayan to grant him another permit to visit his ailing 102-year-old mother this coming weekend.
He made the request a day after he visited his mother and shared a hearty lunch of pinangat na kanduli , which he cooked himself, and lechon at her house in Greenhills, San Juan.
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[Title] => Erap cooks for mom her favorite dish during visit
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Former President Joseph Estrada had a warm reunion with his 102-year-old mother, Doña Mary Ejercito, at her house in North Greenhills, San Juan, yesterday.
Estrada, 69, accompanied by his wife, Sen. Luisa Ejercito, brought his favorite lechon and fresh vegetables harvested from the resthouse in Tanay, Rizal where he is under detention.
The deposed president was flown by helicopter to a private helipad along Ortigas Avenue then driven, escorted by a convoy of police vehicles, to his mother’s house on 82 Kennedy Street.
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[Title] => San Juan police to augment Erap security during visit to mom
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The San Juan police will deploy additional policemen to augment the security of former President Joseph Estrada during his visit to his ailing mother today at her house in Greenhills.
San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodelio Jocson said the local police force is ready to assist the Sandiganbayan security personnel to increase police visibility during Estrada’s visit to his 102-year-old mother Doña Mary Ejercito at her house on Kennedy Street in Greenhills, San Juan from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan allows Erap to visit mother
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The Special Division of the Sandiganbayan yesterday granted ousted President Joseph Estrada permission to visit his ailing 102-year old mother on Monday.
In a two-page resolution, the Special Division gave Estrada permission to visit his mother Doña Mary Ejercito at her house in Kennedy Street in Greenhills, San Juan from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. In issuing the resolution, the Special Division acted on the supplemental motion filed last Nov. 2 by Estrada through his lawyer, former senator Rene Saguisag.
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[Title] => Erap shares noche buena with mom tonight
[Summary] => After almost five years in detention, ousted President Joseph Estrada will spend Christmas with his ailing 100-year-old mother and the entire Ejercito clan.
He leaves his resthouse at Tanay, Rizal for his mother’s house in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan this afternoon.
The 68-year-old Estrada will be escorted by sheriffs of the Sandiganbayan, along with police and troops when he goes to Kennedy Street in North Greenhills, residence of Doña Mary Marcelo-Ejercito.
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[Title] => Erap will be home for Christmas
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada was granted permission by the Sandiganbayan yesterday to spend Christmas and New Year’s Day with his 100-year-old mother at her house in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro said Estrada was given the furlough for humanitarian reasons and in the spirit of Christmas, and that the government had not raised any objection.
However, the special division said Estrada should only stay at his mother’s residence on Kennedy Street or at the hospital where she may be confined.
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KENNEDY STREET
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Former President Joseph Estrada was granted a one-day pass yesterday by the Sandiganbayan allowing him to visit his mother, who will be celebrating her 102nd birthday this Wednesday, as well as seek medical treatment.
The Sandiganbayan Special Division, composed of Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro and Associate Justices Francisco Villaruz Jr. and Diosdado Peralta, granted only a day pass on May 2, instead of the three days being asked by the defense counsel of the former president.
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The Sandiganbayan granted deposed President Joseph Estrada permission yesterday to visit his ailing mother at her home in San Juan on Feb. 18.
State prosecutors made no objection.
In a two-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s three-member special division, headed by Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, said Estrada will be escorted from his resthouse in Tanay, Rizal, where he is being detained, at 8 a.m. and taken to his mother’s house at Kennedy Street, North Greenhills in San Juan. Estrada would then be taken back to his resthouse at 5 pm.
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Former President Joseph Estrada took advantage of his nine-hour temporary liberty to meet with leaders of the opposition and finalize its senatorial slate.
"Many want to join the slate. We will be finalizing the list by Jan. 15," San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito said. But Ejercito stressed the event was a family reunion and not a political gathering.
Estrada’s visitors yesterday included United Opposition leader and Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay and former senator Vicente Sotto III.
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The Sandiganbayan has granted former President Joseph Estrada a nine-hour furlough to welcome New Year’s Day with his ailing mother.
In a two-page resolution, the Special Division of the anti-graft court allowed Estrada a nine-hour pass, denying his earlier request for a three-day leave to celebrate New Year outside his rest house in Tanay, Rizal where he is placed under house arrest.
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[Title] => Erap seeks another furlough
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Former President Joseph Estrada asked yesterday the Special Division of the Sandiganbayan to grant him another permit to visit his ailing 102-year-old mother this coming weekend.
He made the request a day after he visited his mother and shared a hearty lunch of pinangat na kanduli , which he cooked himself, and lechon at her house in Greenhills, San Juan.
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Former President Joseph Estrada had a warm reunion with his 102-year-old mother, Doña Mary Ejercito, at her house in North Greenhills, San Juan, yesterday.
Estrada, 69, accompanied by his wife, Sen. Luisa Ejercito, brought his favorite lechon and fresh vegetables harvested from the resthouse in Tanay, Rizal where he is under detention.
The deposed president was flown by helicopter to a private helipad along Ortigas Avenue then driven, escorted by a convoy of police vehicles, to his mother’s house on 82 Kennedy Street.
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[Title] => San Juan police to augment Erap security during visit to mom
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The San Juan police will deploy additional policemen to augment the security of former President Joseph Estrada during his visit to his ailing mother today at her house in Greenhills.
San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodelio Jocson said the local police force is ready to assist the Sandiganbayan security personnel to increase police visibility during Estrada’s visit to his 102-year-old mother Doña Mary Ejercito at her house on Kennedy Street in Greenhills, San Juan from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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The Special Division of the Sandiganbayan yesterday granted ousted President Joseph Estrada permission to visit his ailing 102-year old mother on Monday.
In a two-page resolution, the Special Division gave Estrada permission to visit his mother Doña Mary Ejercito at her house in Kennedy Street in Greenhills, San Juan from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. In issuing the resolution, the Special Division acted on the supplemental motion filed last Nov. 2 by Estrada through his lawyer, former senator Rene Saguisag.
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[Title] => Erap shares noche buena with mom tonight
[Summary] => After almost five years in detention, ousted President Joseph Estrada will spend Christmas with his ailing 100-year-old mother and the entire Ejercito clan.
He leaves his resthouse at Tanay, Rizal for his mother’s house in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan this afternoon.
The 68-year-old Estrada will be escorted by sheriffs of the Sandiganbayan, along with police and troops when he goes to Kennedy Street in North Greenhills, residence of Doña Mary Marcelo-Ejercito.
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[Title] => Erap will be home for Christmas
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada was granted permission by the Sandiganbayan yesterday to spend Christmas and New Year’s Day with his 100-year-old mother at her house in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro said Estrada was given the furlough for humanitarian reasons and in the spirit of Christmas, and that the government had not raised any objection.
However, the special division said Estrada should only stay at his mother’s residence on Kennedy Street or at the hospital where she may be confined.
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