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Departure honors were held by the military for outgoing President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo before the oathtaking of Presiden-elect Benigno Aquino III, June 30, 2010. ABS-CBN News
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Former Philippine president charged By the CNN Wire Staff updated 8:47 AM EST, Sat November 19, 2011 (CNN) -- Former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was formally charged with electoral sabotage Saturday, days after she was detained as she tried to leave the country. CNN affiliate ABS CBN, citing national police, reported that the former president was booked from her hospital room at St. Luke's Medical Center in Taguig City, where she is under police guard. The Philippine Commission on Elections on Friday approved fraud charges against Arroyo and several other former officials. Arroyo is charged in connection with the alleged manipulation of results during 2007 Senate elections, according to the Philippines News Agency. She has denied any wrongdoing. Arroyo was stopped from leaving the country Tuesday as she was trying to board a plane at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport, hours after the country's Supreme Court overruled government-imposed restrictions on her travels. The Supreme Court again Friday rejected the government's travel ban, saying she was free to leave as long as she posted a bond and met other requirements, said Jose Midas Marquez, a court spokesman Arroyo was reportedly boarding the flight to seek medical treatment abroad for her bone disease diagnosed earlier this year, following three unsuccessful spinal operations in the Philippines. She arrived at the airport in an ambulance and was transported to the departure gate in a wheelchair <b>...</b>
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GMA News' Arnold Clavio has talked to the Former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to answer some of the allegations against her. The full interview will be aired on a special telecast of TONIGHT WITH ARNOLD CLAVIO, tomorrow at 10:00pm on GMA News TV. This is video was recorded from 24 Oras.
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Palace, Aquino ally respond to Arroyo's tirades Friday, December 9, 2011 MALACAÑANG on Friday denied that President Benigno Aquino III has been engaging in demagoguery to destroy the image of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. In an exclusive interview with GMA News aired Thursday, Arroyo, for the first time, expressed her sentiments regarding the situation that she is in under the Aquino administration. Plan your Sinulog week ahead and find out what's in store for Sinulog 2012. Arroyo lambasted Aquino for "pre-judging" her in the face of several cases filed against her including the electoral sabotage charges in connection with the 2007 midterm-elections. "I am already pre-judged by the new administration. They are even using demagoguery to vilify me completely," Arroyo said in Filipino during her interview with GMA-7 news anchor Arnold Clavio a day before her transfer from St. Luke's Medical Center in Taguig City to Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) in Quezon City. Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said President Aquino has neither vilifying nor pre-judging Mrs. Arroyo. "Wala pong paninirang nangyayari...She will have her day in court; she will have the opportunity to defend herself; she will have the opportunity to clear her name," Valte said. She said the intention of the administration is to uncover the truth in the allegations against the former President. Valte also dismissed that the President is resorting to criticizing Arroyo to make <b>...</b>
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Erap Estrada finds it hilarious that Gloria Arroyo has death threats. 150 square meters presidential suite at VMMC - that's huge! Don't forget to bring your timba for trickling water. ----------------------------------------------------------- 2 solons slam kill ex-prexy plot Published : Friday, December 02, 2011 00:00 Written by : Ryan Ponce Pacpaco TWO militant party-list lawmakers yesterday branded the supposed administration plot dubbed "Put the Little Girl to Sleep" against former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as another drama aimed at avoiding detention. Bayan Muna Rep. Neri Colmenares and Teodoro "Teddy" Casiño said the plot was a fat lie and the people should not be fooled around, saying nobody wants to kill Mrs. Arroyo, now a Pampanga lawmaker. "The supposed plot against Arroyo is just one big lie no different from her going abroad because 'I'm sick' drama and another attempt of (former President) Gloria Arroyo to avoid detention. Judge Mupas should not give her special treatment on the basis of the one-sided unilateral claims of the Arroyos. This drama started with 'I will not run in 2004,' then 'I am sick' last month and now 'I'm in danger' scenario," said Colmenares. Casiño said the camp of Arroyo was so desperate in trying to get public sympathy. "This is really a desperate ploy to curry public sympathy and paint those pushing for GMA's accountability as cruel, ruthless people. After failing to portray GMA as a hapless victim of a rare bone disease, she <b>...</b>
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Nothing irregular about Arroyo's arrest: Supreme Court Saturday, November 19, 2011 MANILA -- The Supreme Court (SC) sees nothing wrong with the issuance of arrest warrant against former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo that prevented her from leaving the country Friday. SC spokesperson Midas Marquez, in a press briefing, said Judge Jesus Mupas of the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC) branch 112 did only what he thinks was proper. "Perhaps, upon initial study, the judge thought that everything is proper. I can only surmise," he said. Arroyo, who ruled the country for almost a decade, was placed under arrest Friday afternoon after the Pasay RTC issued a warrant of arrest against her in connection with electoral sabotage in 2007. The former President was accused of using government resources in manipulating the 2007 senatorial elections, where her bets scored a landslide victory in the vote-rich province of Maguindanao. She denied this. However, upon the issuance of the arrest warrant, the South Police District took custody of Arroyo around 6:30 pm Friday. The warrant was served to the former President at her suite in St. Luke's Medical Center-Taguig, where she is confined. Arroyo is suffering from hypoparathyroidism and bone mineral disorder. These diseases reportedly made her bones weak and brittle. Besides Arroyo, the arrest warrant was also served to ex-Maguindanao election supervisor Lintang Bedol and former Maguindanao governor Andal Ampatuan Sr. Ampatuan is <b>...</b>
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Gloria Arroyo is charged with a crime she signed into law in January 2007 November 22, 2011 President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's case is "THE TEST CASE" for the crime of electoral sabotage.- Congressman Edcel Lagman, a close Arroyo ally My exclusive, By Raïssa Robles History repeats itself. In 2001, former President Joseph Estrada was charged and arrested for the crime of economic plunder -- a law that he voted "Yes" to while still a senator. Last week, former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was charged and arrested for the crime of electoral sabotage -- a new election offense that she and her allies had inserted in Republic Act 9369. This law is more widely known as the Election Automation Law. As the Philippine President then, Arroyo signed RA 9369 into law on January 23, 2007 -- barely four months before the 2007 elections. She is accused of masterminding the cheating during the 2007 polls, which allegedly benefited her 12 senatorial candidates particularly Juan Miguel Zubiri. If you recall, Zubiri was proclaimed a winning senator in 2007. But last August, he abruptly and tearfully vacated his Senate seat, saying he was the unwitting beneficiary of poll fraud. Yesterday, I discussed in a piece entitled Gloria Arroyo's downfall actually started in July how a long chain of events led to the arrest of Arroyo. This started with the claim of one of Arroyo's staunchest political allies, Zaldy Ampatuan, that his warlord family cheated for Arroyo's senatorial candidates in <b>...</b>
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Gloria Arroyo Gets TV & Radio at VMMC, Still No For Laptop & Cellphone Friday, December 16th, 2011 | Posted by rick cruz watson Is Gloria Arroyo getting special treatment? Some of former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's requests have been granted. Prosecution lawyers posed no objection for Gloria Arroyo (GMA) to have a radio & TV at her hospital suite at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC). Government lawyers likewise did not object to GMA's request that she be allowed to walk within the VMMC grounds to get some fresh air and sunlight, as well as attend Sunday mass at the VMMC chapel. Provided, of course, that she be given adequate security. However, two other GMA requests were still turned down. NO laptop and cellphone for the former president while on hospital arrest. The Arroyo camp has been requesting for this privilege because, according to them, she is till the sitting Representative of her district in Pampanga and, as such, has duties to attend to for her constituents. The prosecution, however, said her lawyers and visitors will be allowed to take their mobile phones and laptops into her suite provided that these leave the room together with their owners. All of these comes amid continuing protests from anti-Arroyo camps accusing the former president of getting special treatment. Members of Migrante walked to the VMMC to protest earlier today. They said Arroyo should be transferred to the Manila City Jail because she's already recovering from her illness <b>...</b>
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President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's farewell speech to the people of the Philippines aired on June 23 2010 at 7.00 pm.. Video Transcript: My fellow Filipinos: We come together tonight as we approach a hallmark of democracy for our great nation: the smooth transition of power to a new leader. We have just come through a historic election. It was open and it was modern. As a result, we were able to declare winners in hours and days rather than weeks and months. The face of politics in our nation has changed forever. Tonight I once again congratulate president-elect Aquino and vice president-elect Binay. Nine years ago I came to the presidency at the time of great turmoil in our nation. I accepted the challenge to the office when it was thrust upon me. At that time our country was reeling from political intrigue and a distressed economy we set to work to reform our economy and invest in our people. Along the way we had to make unpopular choices such as raising taxes but we did so against the odds for a very simple reason. We had to have new money for more and better health care, education, and job creation. We needed new and better roads, bridges, ports and a technology backbone to attract new businesses and investors to create new jobs. Through hard work, determination and a clear plan of action we helped achieve many of these objectives. As a result we have had 37 quarters of uninterrupted economic growth even against the head winds of a major global recession. Look around <b>...</b>
"FACT IS, YOU DON'T HAVE TO COMMIT A CRIME TO BE IMPEACHED!!!!!!!" BUT NO! SENATOR JOKER ARROYO DOES NOTHING BUT INJECT DOUBTS ON THE MOTIONS OF THE PROSECUTION TEAM. WHAT SEN. JOKER ARROYO SAID IS THAT EVEN IF A CRIME IS COMMITTED, IT IS STILL NOT AN IMPEACHABLE OFFENSE. WHAT HE FORGOT TO MENTION IS THAT, EVEN IF NO CRIME IS COMMITTED, IT IS STILL IMPEACHABLE. YOU DON'T HAVE TO COMMIT A CRIME TO BE IMPEACHED!! Under the law, public officials may not: 1) Use their official position or public office to obtain private financial gain for the public official or any member of their household, or any business with which the public official or any member of their household is associated. 2) Solicit or accept money, gifts or anything of value to influence a governmental decision, or where it could be inferred that the thing of value would influence the government decision. 3) Solicit or receive any money, in addition to that lawfully received, for advice or assistance given in the performance of the public official's governmental duties. 4) Influence or participate in the decision-making process on matters where any conflict of interest can or does exist. 5) Use government resources and public funds. 6) Enter into a contract that will be grossly disadvantageous to the government. SINCE HE MENTIONED CLINTON, HERE ARE THE CITIZEN'S GUIDELINES: The phrase "high crimes and misdemeanors" has always been understood as involving an abuse of power or of the public trust, whether or not <b>...</b>
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DSWD chief bears brunt of Sen. Santiago's fury By Cathy Yamsuan Philippine Daily Inquirer 3:24 am | Thursday, December 15th, 2011 DSWD Secretary Corazon "Dinky" Soliman What should have been the confirmation hearing of Corazon "Dinky" Soliman as social welfare secretary turned into a theology rant from Senator Miriam Santiago who blasted the Cabinet official's association with a group antagonistic to beleaguered Chief Justice Renato Corona and former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. "You know what is good and evil because God says so? Oh, yeah? Did God speak to you, members of the Black and White Movement (BWM)?" Santiago fumed during a Commission on Appointments hearing Wednesday. Soliman is a convenor of the BWM, a group that was launched in mid-2005 to call for the ouster of the then President Arroyo. Last week, the BWM asked Corona to inhibit himself from the Supreme Court cases involving Arroyo, whom Corona served successively as chief of staff and spokesperson when she was vice-president, and as presidential chief of staff, presidential spokesperson and acting executive secretary. Santiago, who is friendly with Arroyo and her allies, has been expressing her irritation for some time over what she said was the BWM's interference in the decisions of President Benigno Aquino III, particularly on matters of government appointments. Guardian of morality "Some insinuations are wrong," the senator said. She is particularly irked by the group's seemingly appointing itself <b>...</b>
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Miriam breathes fire at Senate again Published : Thursday, January 26, 2012 00:00 "ONLY I can scream here," Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago said yesterday as she again "jolted" fellow senator-judges, members of the prosecution and defense panels, and spectators from their apparent boredom during the resumption of the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona. She made the statement while private prosecutor Arthur Lim and retired Justice Serafin Cuevas, Corona's lead counsel, were arguing over the presentation of documents concerning the chief magistrate's alleged questionable purchase of properties in Metro Manila and his non-filing of income tax return. "Do not treat me as a mere observer. This is not a school of oratorical skills. Ano ba ang istorya nitong ITR? I-establish n'yo," Santiago told Lim and Cuevas as she apparently took offense that the two lawyers continued to argue about the prosecution's plan to present Bureau of Internal Revenue Commissioner Kim Henares as witness against Corona. Apparently, Serafin and Lim were not able to notice that Santiago was already standing in front of the podium while Henares was waiting at the witness stand whether she would be allowed to testify on the authenticity of Corona's income tax documents. "I am in strong support of the ruling of the chair (Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile). I already made a point that she can't testify on the allegation against the Chief Justice whether this is true or not. She's only an <b>...</b>
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DOJ-Comelec panel wants Arroyo moved to police detention cell November 25, 2011 11:45am (Updated 9:00 pm) The joint panel of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Friday asked a Pasay City court to move former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to a detention facility while the electoral sabotage case is pending. But the defense, through lawyer Jose Flaminiano, said that there was no need to move Mrs. Arroyo to a detention facility. Mrs. Arroyo's camp asked that the former Philippine leader instead be placed under house arrest. The Pasay RTC branch 112, through Judge Jesus Mupas, has yet to rule on the motions. He said the court will resume its hearing on the electoral sabotage case against Mrs. Arroyo next Tuesday. The DOJ-Comelec panel motion came after the defense earlier withdrew their request for a hospital arrest and instead, moved for a house arrest. Veneracion said their move followed the admission in court by one of Mrs. Arroyo's attending physicians, Dr. Mario Ver, that the former President is "fit to be treated as an out-patient." Ver was likewise quoted as saying that the former Philippine leader is already undergoing "conservative treatment" for her backache. "We moved that she be transferred to a detention facility," Comelec lawyer Maria Juana Valleza told Agence France-Presse after the hearing. She said a special private room at a police station had already been prepared. "She [Mrs. Arroyo] will be staying there in a room <b>...</b>
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Authorities served the arrest warrant on former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in her hospital room at St. Lukes Medical Center in Taguig City on Friday at around 6:30pm. Southern police district OIC James Bucayu recounted how his team served the warrant and who were with the former president in the room. Watch PART 2 here: www.youtube.com To view and share similar stories, visit www.facebook.com/Move.PH. Also follow @MovePH on Twitter.
Terry Jeffrey, editor in chief of CNSNews.com, on the 2012 presidential election and the role of the Catholic and evangelical vote in the upcoming election. Anthony Picarello and Deirdre McQuade of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops on the growing encroachment on religious liberty in the US and the new Obama Administration mandate requiring that Catholic institutions carry free contraceptive health coverage.
In his arrival speech Saturday after his trip from Bali, Indonesia, Pres. Noynoy Aquino said his predecessor Gloria Macapagal Arroyo will be treated fairly as she faces charges of electoral sabotage.
www.youtube.com So if hypoparathyroidism is not a life-threatening illness, why the undue haste to go abroad? Justice Secretary Leila de Lima has noted that three separate requests for GMA's travel showed various destinations, rendering her confused as to GMA's real reason and destination. Here are the three separate requests: 1.October 16 request to travel to -- the United States, Germany and Switzerland. 2.Second travel request to -- US, Germany, Singapore, Spain and Italy. 3.October 21 request to DOJ to travel to -- Singapore, Germany and Austria. Notice that in all three travel requests, the travel to Germany is a constant. Do you recall that in 2007, there was this sudden trip by Arroyo's husband Jose Miguel aka Mike to Germany? With reporters in tow, Mr Arroyo went to a certain bank to prove to one and all that the family had no money there? Since that incident occurred long before Philippine newspapers started really going online, I could only find tangential references to that event. news.google.com raissarobles.com Video source: GMA For open discussion purposes. ------------------------------------ GLORIA ARROYO IS CHARGED WITH A CRIME SHE SIGNED INTO A LAW IN JANUARY, 2007 November 22, 2011 · President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's case is "THE TEST CASE" for the crime of electoral sabotage. - Congressman Edcel Lagman, a close Arroyo ally My exclusive, By Raïssa Robles History repeats itself. In 2001, former President Joseph Estrada was charged and arrested for the <b>...</b>
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LALABAS NG BANSA BAGO MAG-UNDAS? HUWAG PALABASIN NG BANSA! UPDATE NOV 18/11: Comelec files poll sabotage raps vs Arroyo INQUIRER.net 11:58 am | Friday, November 18th, 2011 MANILA, Philippines -- The Commission on Elections has FILED charges of electoral sabotage against former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, a spokesman for the poll body said. In a television interview Friday, James Jimenez said the case was filed before the Pasay City regional trial court. Earlier in the day, the Comelec voted 5-2 for the filing of electoral sabotage against Arroyo in relation to allegations of fraud in 2004 presidential elections. newsinfo.inquirer.net -------------------------- Comelec files poll sabotage case vs. GMA By Dennis Carcamo (The Philippine Star) Updated November 18, 2011 10:40 AM MANILA, Philippines - The Commission on Elections (Comelec) today filed an electoral sabotage case against former President and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Comelec Commissioner Augusto Lagman confirmed to philstar.com that the case was filed to the Pasay Regional Trial Court around 11 am Reports said that the case is being raffled as of this posting. Lagman, however, was not sure if the case was jointly filed by the Comelec and the Department of Justice (DOJ). The filing of the case came only a few hours after the Comelec en banc voted 5-2, adopting the resolution of the joint DOJ-Comelec panel, which recommends the filing of the electoral sabotage case against Mrs. Arroyo <b>...</b>
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President of the Philippines Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo stops by the San Francisco Bay Area to acknowledge some of the efforts put out by hard working Filipinos and Fil-Ams. Before making her stop at the Nuclear Summit in Washington DC, Arroyo hands out special commencements to outstanding groups and individuals that has helped out the Filipino Community. Video by Truth Esguerra Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Dennis Normandy Mona Pasquil Marily Mondejar Al Perez Ana Julaton www.philippienews.com
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PWEDE NAMAN PALANG PABILISIN ANG HACIENDA LUISITA. BAKIT PINAG-HINTAY PA ANG MGA MAGSASAKA NG TAON TAON? KUNG HINDI PA NA-TRO AT NAKASUHAN SI GMA, HINDI MANGYAYARI ITO. NAKAKAHIYA KAYO SA SUPREME COURT! DE LIMA STANDS FIRM ON TRAVEL BAN By Edu Punay (The Philippine Star) Updated December 03, 2011 12:00 AM MANILA, Philippines - Justice Secretary Leila de Lima remained optimistic yesterday that the government will win its case in the Supreme Court (SC) on the legality of the travel ban imposed on former President and Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. De Lima had come under intense grilling from the justices during oral arguments last Thursday. De Lima stood firm on her belief that Circular No. 41 and the watchlist order (WLO) she issued against Arroyo were legal, after the justices gave her a lecture on constitutional law and even a warning that she could be misleading President Aquino. "It (issuance of WLO) was not an abuse of discretion on our part. And I think the people would understand that," she told reporters. De Lima explained that there is no law expressly granting her office the power to issue WLOs and hold departure orders (HDOs) as what the justices had demanded from her, reiterating that such authority was provided by the government's police power under Executive Order 292 (Administrative Code of 1987). "Even if I would be asked a million times to name a law expressly granting to the DOJ the power to issue WLO, I would not be able to give one because <b>...</b>
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On Nov. 18, 2011, authorities serve the arrest warrant for former Philippine president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo who was on her hospital bed in St. Luke's Medical Center in Fort Bonifacio Global City. Move.PH's Lala Rimando reports what led to the arrest. Video by Rupert Ampil and Katherine Visconti. To view and share similar stories, visit www.facebook.com/Move.PH. Also follow @MovePH on Twitter.
November 19, 2011 was the former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's first day as a prisoner. Here is what transpired that day. Natashya Gutierrez reports. Video by Katherine Visconti and Rupert Ambil. Follow the reporter on Twitter: @natashya_g Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/move.ph
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Excerpts of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo at the 'Clinton Global Initiative'. Attended by notable leaders in the field of government, business and NGO's, the summit discusses various topics such as education, climate change and health.
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