Author Topic: Segurado bang modaog si Erap as Manila mayor? (Read 10922 times)

hubag bohol · « **on:** March 23, 2013, 05:42:55 PM »

Veteran Manila pols endorse Erap-Isko
BY JERALD UY
POSTED ON 03/15/2013 6:44 PM | UPDATED 03/15/2013 6:44 PM

ALL AGAINST LIM. (From left) Former Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, Estrada, and 5th district Rep. Amado Bagatsing. Photo by Jerald Uy

MANILA, Philippines â€“ Long-time politicians in the city of Manila declared support for opposition candidates former President Joseph Estrada and re-electionist Vice Mayor Isko Moreno on Thursday, March 14.

5th District Representative Amado Bagatsing and former Mayor Lito Atienza, once supportive of the ruling Liberal Party (LP), gathered supporters in Pandacan to endorse the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) bets against re-electionist Mayor Alfredo Lim and Councilor Lou Veloso.

Estrada was inducted as honorary chairman of the Kabalikat ng Bayan sa Kaunlaran (Kabaka), an organization founded by Bagatsing. The congressman and his son, Councilor Don Juan â€œDJâ€ Bagatsing, bolted the LP to seek re-election under UNA.

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #1 on:** March 23, 2013, 05:43:23 PM »

â€œAng programa ng Kabaka at ni Pangulong Estrada ay tumutugon sa simulain at adhikain na matulungan at maiangat ang antas ng pamumuhay ng mga mahihirap na mamamayan ng Lungsod ng Maynila,â€ Congressman Bagatsing said.

â€œMarami pa ang susunod na maglilipat someday (Expect more people to switch sides),â€ Moreno told reporters in the event.

Kabaka boasts 100,000 members. The event was attended by more than 1,000 leaders waving placards supporting Estrada and Moreno's bid for top local posts.

Unlike previous public appearances, Estrada did not verbally attack Lim after Wednesday's intense debate at the University of the Philippines-Manila. Estrada neither presented concrete plans for the city. â€œAlam n'yo naman na ang mga programa ko (You already know what my programs are),â€ he said.

In a press release, Estrada said he aims to create programs for â€œjob creation and livelihood; peace and order, education; women empowerment; child protection and development; stop AIDS/HIV and TB; globally competitive markets; seaport and tourism; transparent tax collection and public expenditures; clean and green spaces and solid waste management; and disaster resiliency.â€

Former Manila Mayor Lito Atienza also graced the event and showed support for Estrada's bid for mayoral post. He told Rappler he was dismayed how Lim has been running the city.

â€œThe Pandacan Oil Depot was supposed to be relocated during may term, but they passed an ordinace [preventing it],â€ Atienza said. He also added that crime was not as rampant in the University Belt when he was still the mayor of the city.

Atienza told Rappler in an earlier interview that he originally wanted to run for mayor again, but gave way to Estrada so as not to split the opposition vote against Lim.

Lim and Estrada are facing off for the second time in the political arena. In the 1998 Presidential Elections, Estrada bested Lim, who placed fifth in the polls. â€“ Rappler.com

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Lorenzo · « **Reply #2 on:** March 23, 2013, 10:40:13 PM »

Are you kidding me? Why are the people there even doing this? This man was found guilty of plunder and was ousted by protesters over a decade ago for that very reason.

Erap's vague message is idiotic. And why on earth would anyone elect a man found guilty of graft, corruption & plunder?

Estrada neither presented concrete plans for the city. â€œAlam n'yo naman na ang mga programa ko (You already know what my programs are),â€ he said.

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Lorenzo · « **Reply #3 on:** March 23, 2013, 10:42:02 PM »

Veteran Manila pols endorse Erap-Isko
BY JERALD UY
POSTED ON 03/15/2013 6:44 PM | UPDATED 03/15/2013 6:44 PM

ALL AGAINST LIM. (From left) Former Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, Estrada, and 5th district Rep. Amado Bagatsing. Photo by Jerald Uy

MANILA, Philippines â€“ Long-time politicians in the city of Manila declared support for opposition candidates former President Joseph Estrada and re-electionist Vice Mayor Isko Moreno on Thursday, March 14.

5th District Representative Amado Bagatsing and former Mayor Lito Atienza, once supportive of the ruling Liberal Party (LP), gathered supporters in Pandacan to endorse the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) bets against re-electionist Mayor Alfredo Lim and Councilor Lou Veloso.

Estrada was inducted as honorary chairman of the Kabalikat ng Bayan sa Kaunlaran (Kabaka), an organization founded by Bagatsing. The congressman and his son, Councilor Don Juan â€œDJâ€ Bagatsing, bolted the LP to seek re-election under UNA.

He needs to relax in his old dotage, not aspire for more political power. Shiet na Shiet ka talaga.

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #4 on:** March 24, 2013, 07:01:46 AM »

Addicted beyond redemption na...

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Lorenzo · « **Reply #5 on:** March 24, 2013, 01:02:18 PM »

Pa hinay hinay na dinha, Erap...

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Pikoy · « **Reply #6 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:16:50 PM »

BALIKAN NATIN ANG NAKARAAN :

'Filipinos big loser'

Sandigan verdict: Erap guilty of plunder

Deposed president Joseph Estrada was sentenced Wednesday by the Sandiganbayan's Special Division to life in prison and barred from holding public office after being found guilty of the crime of plunder in a marathon six-year trial.
On one of the other charges, Estrada was acquitted of perjury and the Sandiganbayan allowed him to return to his Tanay, Rizal resthouse, "until further order of this court."

Witnesses said the former leader cried when he heard the verdict after a landmark trial on charges that he took bribes and kickbacks in office.

The antigraft court also ordered Estrada to hand over P732.4 million worth of bank accounts and a piece of property known as the â€œBoracay Mansion."

Estrada bought the Boracay Mansion, a property consisting of a house located at No. 100 11th Street, New Manila, Quezon City, using P142-million jueteng (numbers racket) money, the court said.

Reports had it that Estrada bought the Boracay Mansion as a gift for Laarni Enriquez, a soap opera actress in the late '70s until the '80s and one of his known young mistresses.

Boracay mansion is so named because the mansionâ€™s swimming pool is surrounded by fine white sand just like the beaches of Boracay.

(The Boracay Mansion was first exposed by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism in late October 2000. Then PCIJ writer Chay Florentino Hofilena wrote the story. A Tagalog tabloid, Pinoy Times founded by press freedom icon Eugenia "Eggie" Apostol, also contributed in exposing Estrada's other mansions. The Pinoy Times also got the famous Luis "Chavit" Singsonâ€™s quote in October 2000 â€œPatay kung patay" following his exposÃ© on Estrada's kickbacks. - The editors)

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Pikoy · « **Reply #7 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:17:38 PM »

The bank deposits were P542.7 million including P200 million under the Erap Muslim Youth Foundation deposited with Equitable-PCI Bank, and the P189.7 million commission from the purchase of Belle Corporation Shares by the Social Security System and the Government Service Insurance System that ended up into the Jose Velarde account.

The court acquitted the former leader on the lesser charge of perjury due to lack of evidence.

"As expected, this Special Division was created to convict me," Estrada told journalists as he was led out of the courtroom.

"What is important is the support of the people, and they have overwhelmingly acquitted me. This is a political decision," he said.

Estrada's son, Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, and lawyer Eduardo Serapio were acquitted of all charges during the 15-minute court hearing.

Clad in cream-colored â€œbarong tagalog," Estrada arrived at the Sandiganbayan court at 9:13 a.m. accompanied by his wife, former Senator Luisa â€˜Loiâ€™ Estrada, and his sons, Sen. Jose â€˜Jinggoyâ€™ Estrada, San Juan Mayor Jose Victor Ejercito, Jude Estrada and daughter Jackie Ejercito-Lopez.

Estrada was also wearing a wristband with the presidential seal and a pin of the Philippine flag on the left lapel of his barong.

The court session started at 9:20 a.m. and ended at 9:35 a.m.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #8 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:18:37 PM »

Defense lawyer Jose Flaminiano told the court that Estrada wanted only the dispositive portion of the decision.

The special division clerk of court, lawyer Ma. Teresa Pabulayan, delivered the courtâ€™s verdict. She read the perjury ruling first that acquitted Estrada of the charge. Estradaâ€™s acquittal of the perjury case did not draw any reaction from the people in the courtroom.

Gambling on 'kangaroo court'

When Estrada heard the court verdict finding him guilty of the plunder charges, he shook his head twice. His daughter Jackie cried, but the courtroom was generally silent. Estrada was misty-eyed as he exited the courtroom, onlookers said.

Minutes later, onlookers claimed Mayor Ejercito and Estrada's third son Jude Estrada cried, too.

'"This is the only forum where I could tell the Filipino people my innocence,'' a disappointed Estrada told reporters. ''That's why I took a gamble. I thought the rule of law will prevail over here. This is really a kangaroo court. This is a political decision.''

Rene Saguisag, co-lead counsel for Estrada, told the court the former President was not asking for special treatment and that if the court desires to put the deposed leader behind bars at the National Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa City, "so be it."

â€œPresident Estrada has absolutely no intention of seeking special treatment, Your Honors. Far be it from him to seek special privileges. This maybe confirmed by the convict himself," Saguisag said.

The court asserted that Estrada may continue to stay at his resthouse in Tanay, Rizal, where he has been detained since October 2004.

Flaminiano, another Estrada counsel, said the defense had expected the guilty verdict. "History has it that special courts were made to convict an accused," he said adding that the first case tried and convicted by a special court was Jesus Christ.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #9 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:19:33 PM »

Nailing Estrada

Prosecutors managed to secure Estradaâ€™s conviction in two of the four crimes that formed the former presidentâ€™s indictment for plunder.

The evidence of Estradaâ€™s involvement in jueteng protection and his application of pressure on the GSIS and SSS to buy P1.88 billion worth of Belle Corp shares were each sufficient to convict him for plunder, the court held.

â€œ[The] repeated collections of jueteng money from November 1998 to August 2000 would fall within the purview of a â€œseries" of illegal acts constituting plunder. The said series of acts, on its own, would have been sufficient to convict the principal accused. However, this Court also finds that former Pres. Estrada is criminally liable for plunder for receiving commissions from the purchase of Belle Shares," the court said.

â€œIt is unnecessary to indulge in an exposition of whether the two series of actsâ€¦ proven in the course of the trial could have amounted to two counts of plunder. It would be a purely academic exercise, as the accused cannot be convicted of two offenses or two counts of plunder on the basis of a single Information," it added.

Court finds Chavit's testimony credible

The court acknowledged the defense contention that former Ilocos Sur Provincial Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson, prosecutionâ€™s star witness, had an axe to grind against Estrada, which led to his exposÃ© on the former presidentâ€™s involvement in jueteng.

But the court argued that it cannot outright reject Singsonâ€™s testimony even if he was a biased witness.

â€œThe Court concedes that Gov. Chavit Singson did not have the purest of motives in exposing the jueteng collections which he testified were done for the benefit of former Pres. Estrada. Undoubtedly and by his own admission, he resented not being given the franchise for the Bingo Two Balls, the government sanctioned numbers game, in his home province of Ilocos Sur. He feared the demise of his political career as the said franchise was given to his political opponents," the court said.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #10 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:20:20 PM »

However, the court said supporting evidence bolstered the credibility of Singsonâ€™s testimony. It cited the two record books (the so-called ledgers, which during the impeachment trial were disputed by Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile as simply notebooks and not documents used by accountants and auditing firms) and alleged gambling contributions, one of which was submitted by Yolanda Ricaforte, one of Estradaâ€™s co-accused in plunder but who remains at large until now.

The court virtually indicted Singson on the issue of the alleged illegal diversion of P130 million tobacco excise tax funds. Singson said he delivered the money to Estradaâ€™s residence in San Juan in October 1998.

Singsonâ€™s testimony on the tobacco excise tax funds did not convince the court. The re-enactment of the supposed delivery of the P130 million at the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas where magistrates were shown that the amount would not fit in four boxes that Singson claimed.

The court also said that the prosecution panel's evidence failed to connect the money to Estrada because not one of the alleged â€œcouriers" of the money was even connected to Estrada.

â€œNot a scintilla of evidence links Former Pres. Estrada to any of the obscure personalities who withdrew the P130 million namely, Delia Rajas, Alma Alfaro, and Eleuterio Tan and to any of the official bank documents that made possible the diversion and misappropriation of the aforesaid public funds," the court said.

The court added: â€œIn sum, the paper trail in relation to the P130 million diverted tobacco excise taxes began with Gov. Singson and ended with Atong Ang. This Court does not find the evidence sufficient to establish beyond reasonable doubt that [former] President Estrada or any member of his family had instigated and/or benefited."

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Pikoy · « **Reply #11 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:24:40 PM »

The testimonies of various bank officials presented by the prosecution also led the court to convict Estrada. Their testimony revealed the paper trail of the gambling money that included the P200 million that eventually found its way to the Erap Muslim Youth Foundation.

â€œThe slew of bank documents, involving mind-boggling amounts of money and authenticated by competent and credible bank officers, convinces the Court that collection of jueteng money for former Pres. Estrada indeed took place and the entries in the ledger were not manufactured by Gov. Chavit Singson," the court said.

JV Ejercitoâ€™s check gave Erap away

The Special Division found that seven checks containing the sum P182.76 million and traced to an Urban Bank account of his son, San Juan Mayor JV Ejercito, were solid pieces of evidence of Estradaâ€™s ownership of the Jose Velarde account.

â€œThe evidence of the Prosecution which showed that three Urban Bank Managerâ€™s checks for the amounts of P10.88 million, P42.72 million and P54.16 million received by JV Ejercito as well as the four Urban Bank Managerâ€™s Checks totaling P75 million were deposited to EPCIB S/A No. 0160-62501-5 of Jose Velarde constitutes corroborative evidence that, as between former President Estrada and Dichaves, it can be inferred that JV Ejercito, being the son of FPres. Estrada, would contribute to the account of his father but not if the account were owned by Dichaves," the court said.

Prosecutors said the Velarde account at one time was worth P3.2 billion but the money was withdrawn days after Estrada was ousted in January 2001 before the court can freeze his assets.

The Sandiganbayan cited Estradaâ€™s admission that he signed bank instruments as â€œJose Velarde" in front of prosecution witnesses Clarissa Ocampo and Manuel Curato, former officials of Equitable-PCI Bank, as supporting evidence that he and Velarde were the same person.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #12 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:25:26 PM »

â€œThe Court finds that the former President Estrada is the real and beneficial owner of EPCIB combo account C/A No. 0110-25495-4 and S/A No. 0160-62501-5 in the name of Jose Velarde. (His) admission constitutes evidence that he and Jose Velarde are one and the same person. Being a judicial admission, no proof is required and may be given in evidence against him. Being an admission against interest, it is the best evidence, which affords the greatest certainty of the facts in dispute. The rationale for the rule is based on the presumption that no man would declare anything against himself unless such declaration was true," the court explained.

Another evidence that gave away Estrada was his office trustee, Baby Ortaliza. She was identified by bank officials testifying for the state as the one who handled various businesses relative to the Velarde account and the other accounts of the Estrada couple.

â€œThe evidence of the Prosecution which showed that Baby Ortaliza - a trusted person of former Pres. Estrada and who enjoyed (his and Loi Ejercitoâ€™s) confidence - transacted the various personal bank accounts of (the Estrada couple) as well as the Jose Velarde accounts, also constitutes corroborative evidence that the Jose Velarde Accounts are owned by [former President] Estrada and not by Dichaves," the court ruled.

Finally, the paper trail on the purchase of the Boracay mansion revealed that the funds came from the Velarde account. The Boracay Mansion paper trail secured the prosecutionâ€™s case against Estrada.

â€œThe evidence of the Prosecution that the Boracay Mansion was purchased from funds coming from the Jose Velarde accounts is yet another corroborative evidence that proved that the Jose Velarde accounts are owned by former Pres. Estrada. The documents found in the Boracay Mansion show that the beneficial owner is former Pres. Estrada and is used by Laarni Enriquez whose relation to former Pres. Estrada was never denied," the tribunal held.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #13 on:** March 24, 2013, 03:26:56 PM »

â€œThe Court finds that [former president] Estrada took advantage of his official position, authority, relationship, connection and influence to unjustly enrich himself at the expense and to the damage and prejudice of the Filipino people and the Republic of the Philippines," the court said over allegations that Estrada profited from the GSIS and SSS purchases of Belle Corporation shares.

Although the defense tried to argue that Estrada simply suggested to former SSS chairman Carlos Arellano and former GSIS president Federico Pascual to buy Belle shares, the court held that, â€œcoming from an appointing power, the calls had coercive effects particularly when repeatedly made."

Pascual testified that he felt that Estrada, in a later call, sounded â€œagitated" when he learned that he had not acted on his â€œsuggestions" to buy Belle shares. - GMANews.TV

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #14 on:** March 24, 2013, 06:58:31 PM »

â€œThe Court finds that [former president] Estrada took advantage of his official position, authority, relationship, connection and influence to unjustly enrich himself at the expense and to the damage and prejudice of the Filipino people and the Republic of the Philippines," the court said over allegations that Estrada profited from the GSIS and SSS purchases of Belle Corporation shares.

Although the defense tried to argue that Estrada simply suggested to former SSS chairman Carlos Arellano and former GSIS president Federico Pascual to buy Belle shares, the court held that, â€œcoming from an appointing power, the calls had coercive effects particularly when repeatedly made."

Pascual testified that he felt that Estrada, in a later call, sounded â€œagitated" when he learned that he had not acted on his â€œsuggestions" to buy Belle shares. - GMANews.TV

All things considered, Erap is, beyond reasonable human and divine doubt, unfit to hold any government position. Period.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #15 on:** March 24, 2013, 07:05:01 PM »

All things considered, Erap is, beyond reasonable human and divine doubt, unfit to hold any government position. Period.

(y)eahh... approved with too much thingking

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Pikoy · « **Reply #16 on:** March 24, 2013, 07:12:23 PM »

Pero delikado si Lim tungod sa kwarta ni Erap nga isa ka mansion.,, buhagay gyud...

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #17 on:** March 24, 2013, 07:16:36 PM »

(y)eahh... approved with too much thingking

He he, with all due respect, I suggest you reserve your thinking for more debatable issues, Bay Piks. That Erap is a reprobate is nothing less than axiomatic.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #18 on:** March 24, 2013, 08:19:56 PM »

He he, with all due respect, I suggest you reserve your thinking for more debatable issues, Bay Piks. That Erap is a reprobate is nothing less than axiomatic.

axiomatic bai hubs....

lyk..

Manumatic
Typeomatic
Iceomatic
Storymatic
Responseomatic
Veggiematic
Dispensimatic
Tuneomatic
Punkomatic
clinkomatic
Craftmatic
AutiMatic
Edilmatic
Bernzomatic
Drehmomatic
Valmatic
Rollomatic
Centromatic
Bottlematic
Etchomatic so on and so far atic atic, bulatic, boritic..ecthetiratic...

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #19 on:** March 24, 2013, 08:45:39 PM »

He he, not to mention dalaritic, wistilnyonyonitic, pinaskohanitic, ugokitic,...

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Pikoy · « **Reply #20 on:** March 24, 2013, 09:17:08 PM »

He he, not to mention dalaritic, wistilnyonyonitic, pinaskohanitic, ugokitic,...

hehe...

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #21 on:** March 24, 2013, 09:19:41 PM »

Bay Piks, no offense meant, di ba? Lingawlingawitic lang gud ning atoa...

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Pikoy · « **Reply #22 on:** March 24, 2013, 09:24:32 PM »

Bay Piks, no offense meant, di ba? Lingawlingawitic lang gud ning atoa...

haha ana gyud bai hubatic lingaw lingawitic ramanitic ning atoa nga dalang witic, boritic ug atic2x..kung magpadalatic sa atic2x aw bughatic gyud ang tic tic ni pikoyotic.. aw ni TO-tic diay

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #23 on:** March 24, 2013, 09:39:53 PM »

He he, pilahay ra guy anti-social, er, social networkingitic ug virtual realititic nga palabtic sa pan-os nga tictic. Libog jud tuod and kutaw sa kwanggolitic!

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Pikoy · « **Reply #24 on:** March 24, 2013, 09:45:52 PM »

hahah...mahulog na diay ug Mr. libog nga wanay tictic..

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #25 on:** March 24, 2013, 10:11:01 PM »

Hmm, libog as in Tagalog (higal), or libog as in Binisaya (kompyost)?

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Pikoy · « **Reply #26 on:** March 24, 2013, 10:17:00 PM »

Hmm, libog as in Tagalog (higal), or libog as in Binisaya (kompyost)?

haha bisag asa ana nila bai hubs.. pile lang asay imong ganahan

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #27 on:** March 24, 2013, 10:29:49 PM »

haha bisag asa ana nila bai hubs.. pile lang asay imong ganahan

Lisord ning pangutanaha, bisag daghan tag money morag ma-confused gihapon ta...

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islander · « **Reply #28 on:** March 25, 2013, 01:11:48 AM »

padugang sa gana...

na-curious ko why si estrada sa manila mag-mayor when he started his political career in san juan. simple man diay. ang current san juan city mayor who's running for reelection is guia g. gomez man diay. si guia of course was the de facto first lady of san juan when erap was mayor there. she is the mother of estrada's son jv ejercito, the current san juan city congressman who's running for senator.

his wikipedia entry shows the following:

Relations: Joseph Estrada (father), Guia Gomez (mother), Jinggoy Estrada (half-brother)

Alma mater: De La Salle University

Profession: Politician

Religion: Roman Catholicism

kini si guia gomez lahi pod ni siya ni laarni enriquez, who is rumored to be supposedly erap's favorite mistress.

it looks like political dynasties in the philippines take on a different flavor in the case of joseph estrada aka joseph ejercito. na, hala, himoa ni siyang mayor ninyo.

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islander · « **Reply #29 on:** March 25, 2013, 02:13:11 AM »

ngayon

The rulers of San Juan (from left): Convicted plunderer Joseph Estrada, his son Rep. JV Ejercito, and his mistress Mayor Guia Gomez (http://bulatlat.com/main/2011/01/29/)

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islander · « **Reply #30 on:** March 25, 2013, 09:36:01 AM »

do you remember when? a look back...

Wives and children live lavish lifestyle

By Sheila Coronel
November 15, 2000
Updated: 10:46 am, April 11, 2011

excerpts:

Whether it is his own home or that of his mother or one of his wives, the presidentâ€™s architectural and design preferences tend toward opulence â€” heavy draperies, antiques, carved wood and crystal. All these of course add up to princely sums. But especially extravagant, say those who have seen them, are the more recent constructions attributed to either Estrada or one of his special women.

These homes have been described consistently as being done in a style in which it was obvious that cost was not a concern. For instance, says an interior designer, a house supposedly for one of the presidential wives, in New Manila, Quezon City, features a swimming pool with real sand and a machine that churns artificial waves.

A two-story mansion being built on a 5,000-square-meter lot on Harvard Street in Wack Wack, Mandaluyong, has a mini-theater, a gym, a sauna and three kitchens on the ground floor and another upstairs. Until the furor over the construction made it too controversial, this house was supposedly designed especially for Laarni Enriquez, a long-time Estrada companion, and her three children.

more at http://www.publicintegrity.org/2000/11/15/3251/wives-and-children-live-lavish-lifestyle

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fdaray · « **Reply #31 on:** March 25, 2013, 10:11:59 AM »

Maayo ang labok,mapildi ang mabalhiboan.

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Lollapalooza · « **Reply #32 on:** March 25, 2013, 12:20:32 PM »

Ces Drilon, journalist, on the Joseph Estrada-Alfredo Lim debates

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Pikoy · « **Reply #33 on:** March 25, 2013, 02:48:29 PM »

way nahimung kaayuhan sa San Juan ug sa tibook palibot sa Pilipinas - tomaS na sa Manila ehhh...

aw kung mudaug man ugaling swerting Manila bugha!!

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islander · « **Reply #34 on:** March 25, 2013, 04:23:34 PM »

Families of Joseph Estrada aka Erap:

Former First Lady and Senator Loi Ejercito
First Family = Luisa Pimentel aka Dr. Loi, Former First Lady and Senator of the Philippines
Children: Jose "Jinggoy" ( married Presentacion Vitug)
Jacqueline ( married "Beaver" Lopez son of Manolo, CEO/COB Meralco)
Jude (married Rowena Ocampo)

Honorable Guia Gomez, Mayor of San Juan City
2nd First Family = Guia Gomez, aka Former de facto First Lady of San Juan
Son: Jose Victor "JV" Ejercito

3rd First Family = Laarni Enriquez aka First Lady of Wack-Wack
Children: Jerika Lariza, Juan Emilio, Jacob

4th First Family = Joy Melendrez aka The other First Lady
Son: Jose aka Joma

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5th First Family = Peachy Osorio aka Another First Lady
Children: Joel Eduardo "Jojo", Ma. Theresa "Techie"

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6th First Family = Mary Ann Murphy aka The Last First Lady we know of
Daughter: Joan

other families not on this list:

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7th First Family(?) = (?) Larena
Son: Jason

8th Family (?) = Ma. Rowena Gomeri Lopez
Former PAL Flight Attendant
alleged child with Erap was given birth in the US

-various sources, mostly from https://groups.google.com/forum/

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islander · « **Reply #35 on:** March 25, 2013, 04:26:31 PM »

na, hala, manila. botari. you deserve him kun inyong padag-on. gastoso sa una ang security aning lain-laing pamilya ni erap uy. they all have to be provided with presidential security.

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islander · « **Reply #36 on:** March 25, 2013, 04:26:50 PM »

magkalisod gani ta bahin ug interpretation ug balaod, mo-refer dayon ta sa US nga atong gisunod more or less. pero bahin na gani ani nga istrikto kaayo ang US sa morality sa ilang leaders, wa gyoy makahunahuna ug US.

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Pikoy · « **Reply #37 on:** March 25, 2013, 04:48:48 PM »

" walang kama kamag anak anak, walang kapatid kapatid, walang kumpare kumare, at higit sa lahat walang keri kerida kerida "

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BolBuhol · « **Reply #38 on:** March 26, 2013, 12:26:20 AM »

waay sigoryo lingin hang bola haw

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hubag bohol · « **Reply #39 on:** March 26, 2013, 07:03:23 AM »

way nahimung kaayuhan sa San Juan ug sa tibook palibot sa Pilipinas - tomaS na sa Manila ehhh...

aw kung mudaug man ugaling swerting Manila bugha!!

Pwede himoag sine--"Maynila sa mga Kuko nga KERAPsyon"...

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