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[Title] => Loi denies involvement in failed mutiny
[Summary] => Sen. Luisa Ejercito denied yesterday any part in the July 27 failed military uprising, as Malacañang dared lawyers of her husband, ousted President Joseph Estrada, to rebut before the public allegations that he was behind the attempt to overthrow President Arroyo.
In a privileged speech at the Senate, Mrs. Estrada said "some sectors" have been concocting stories against her and her family for political ends.
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[Title] => 19 senators sign resolution endorsing Estrada trip to US
[Summary] => Nineteen senators signed a resolution yesterday recommending to the Sandiganbayan that ousted President Joseph Estrada be allowed to leave for the United States to undergo medical treatment.
Five senators did not support the resolution: Franklin Drilon, Manuel Villar Jr., Joker Arroyo, Renato Cayetano and Francis Pangilinan.
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[Title] => Loi seeks to be with Estrada at Senate reunion
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[Title] => Estrada satisfied with poll results
[Summary] => Jailed former President Joseph Estrada is satisfied with the partial results of the May 14 elections despite reports about massive cheating at the polls, his lawyer said yesterday.
Former Sen. Rene Saguisag, who visited the ousted president at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City on Wednesday night, said Estrada felt vindicated by the strong showing of his wife Luisa at the polls.
"He seems to be healthy. We even see him jogging around the hospital," Saguisag said.
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[Summary] => Jailed former President Joseph Estrada is satisfied with the partial results of the May 14 elections despite reports about massive cheating at the polls, his lawyer said yesterday.
Former Sen. Rene Saguisag, who visited the ousted president at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City on Wednesday night, said Estrada felt vindicated by the strong showing of his wife Luisa at the polls.
"He seems to be healthy. We even see him jogging around the hospital," Saguisag said.
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[Title] => Emosyonal ang election
[Summary] => Ang mga magkakatunggali sa politika ay nagbabatuhan ng akusasyon ng "pandaraya".
Binabraso umano ng ruling PPC ang mga lokal na opisyal upang palitan ang tally sa kanilang mga nasasakupang lugar. Ito ang sigaw ng oposisyong Puwersa ng Masa.
Nanunuhol pa umano ang Malacañang ng halagang P200,000 community projects sa mga barangay kapalit ng minimithi nitong 13-0.
At yung mga sunud-sunod na brownout, sino ang puwedeng magpakulo nito?
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Ang mga magkakatunggali sa politika ay nagbabatuhan ng akusasyon ng "pandaraya".
Binabraso umano ng ruling PPC ang mga lokal na opisyal upang palitan ang tally sa kanilang mga nasasakupang lugar. Ito ang sigaw ng oposisyong Puwersa ng Masa.
Nanunuhol pa umano ang Malacañang ng halagang P200,000 community projects sa mga barangay kapalit ng minimithi nitong 13-0.
At yung mga sunud-sunod na brownout, sino ang puwedeng magpakulo nito?
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[Title] => El Shaddai goes for mixed Puwersa-PPC senatorial ticket
[Summary] => Members of the Catholic fellowship El Shaddai might have voted for a "mixed ticket" of Puwersa ng Masa (PnM) and People Power Coalition (PPC) senatorial candidates in yesterday’s elections.
However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.
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[Title] => El Shaddai goes for mixed Puwersa-PPC senatorial ticket
[Summary] => Members of the Catholic fellowship El Shaddai might have voted for a "mixed ticket" of Puwersa ng Masa (PnM) and People Power Coalition (PPC) senatorial candidates in yesterday’s elections.
However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.
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[Title] => But where were the candidates?
[Summary] => Most of the people no-minated for Senate slots by ousted President Joseph Estrada’s Partido ng Masang Pilipino (PMP) were missing when the party proclaimed 22 other bets in a general assembly in Greenhills, San Juan yesterday.
Former First Lady Luisa Ejercito, former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Panfilo Lacson and the others failed to show up for unknown reasons.
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In a privileged speech at the Senate, Mrs. Estrada said "some sectors" have been concocting stories against her and her family for political ends.
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Five senators did not support the resolution: Franklin Drilon, Manuel Villar Jr., Joker Arroyo, Renato Cayetano and Francis Pangilinan.
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Former Sen. Rene Saguisag, who visited the ousted president at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City on Wednesday night, said Estrada felt vindicated by the strong showing of his wife Luisa at the polls.
"He seems to be healthy. We even see him jogging around the hospital," Saguisag said.
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[Summary] => Jailed former President Joseph Estrada is satisfied with the partial results of the May 14 elections despite reports about massive cheating at the polls, his lawyer said yesterday.
Former Sen. Rene Saguisag, who visited the ousted president at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City on Wednesday night, said Estrada felt vindicated by the strong showing of his wife Luisa at the polls.
"He seems to be healthy. We even see him jogging around the hospital," Saguisag said.
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Binabraso umano ng ruling PPC ang mga lokal na opisyal upang palitan ang tally sa kanilang mga nasasakupang lugar. Ito ang sigaw ng oposisyong Puwersa ng Masa.
Nanunuhol pa umano ang Malacañang ng halagang P200,000 community projects sa mga barangay kapalit ng minimithi nitong 13-0.
At yung mga sunud-sunod na brownout, sino ang puwedeng magpakulo nito?
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Binabraso umano ng ruling PPC ang mga lokal na opisyal upang palitan ang tally sa kanilang mga nasasakupang lugar. Ito ang sigaw ng oposisyong Puwersa ng Masa.
Nanunuhol pa umano ang Malacañang ng halagang P200,000 community projects sa mga barangay kapalit ng minimithi nitong 13-0.
At yung mga sunud-sunod na brownout, sino ang puwedeng magpakulo nito?
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However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.
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However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.
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Former First Lady Luisa Ejercito, former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Panfilo Lacson and the others failed to show up for unknown reasons.
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February 1, 2001 - 12:00am
