MERGED: All About the Corona Impeachment

[slakker]

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tan-aw nako ma acquit, banga kaayo ang prosecution... sayang lang...

[voldemort]

A legal scholar at heart, he served as a member of the faculty of the Ateneo Law School for 17 years, teaching Commercial Law, Taxation and Corporation Law, the same subjects that became the focus of his many articles and columns in several newspapers.

rason dili siya accountant wala cya kabalo assets walay labot dollar, butangeee....

Kung mao na, louya diay sa iya mga students before kay ang ila professor wala kabalo sa iya gitudlo. wahhhh

[Vino Kid]

Pastilan wui...kabalo man gani ka...siya na noon...tsk tsk tsk

ha? pasabta daw ko....

ako na geedit ako post para asa ako binisaya nga komento...

[Saint_hard]

basaha lang iyang mga previous statement bro..para dili ta mag tuyok tuyok....move forward nata aning kasoha

[Calibrator]

gikan na sa SC site...


during impeachment proceedings,
iyang rason sa SALN ug dollar acct....
dili siya accountant wala cya kabalo assets walay labot dollar..

butangeee....

ka-ubu....
pa-luyaluya effect dayon ug pa emote-emote..
then the slimy greenies bought it...

[æRLO]

NOW GO BACK TO YOUR KITCHEN!

IF ELECTED: 3 presidential bets to waive rights to bank secrecy
By DJ Yap
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 13:48:00 02/23/2010

Senators Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III and Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal and Olongapo city councilor JC De Los Reyes pledged Tuesday to waive their rights under the Bank Secrecy Law to open their accounts to the public if elected president.

Appearing at the Second Integrity and Human Rights Conference at Hotel Intercontinental Manila, Aquino said he would do so to prove his sincerity in fighting corruption.

But he said he would not presume that members of his Cabinet would do the same, as bank accounts were in the realm of individuals' privacy, protected by the Bill of Rights.



Source: Press Release - Aquino will waive right to bank secrecy

di-a rah. It turns out even PNoy abides to the Bank Secrecy Law as a senator. And to top it off, he didn't fulfill his promise to waive his rights after being elected president. S

[voldemort]

IF ELECTED: 3 presidential bets to waive rights to bank secrecy
By DJ Yap
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 13:48:00 02/23/2010

Senators Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III and Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal and Olongapo city councilor JC De Los Reyes pledged Tuesday to waive their rights under the Bank Secrecy Law to open their accounts to the public if elected president.

Appearing at the Second Integrity and Human Rights Conference at Hotel Intercontinental Manila, Aquino said he would do so to prove his sincerity in fighting corruption.

But he said he would not presume that members of his Cabinet would do the same, as bank accounts were in the realm of individuals' privacy, protected by the Bill of Rights.



Source: Press Release - Aquino will waive right to bank secrecy

di-a rah. It turns out even PNoy abides to the Bank Secrecy Law as a senator. And to top it off, he didn't fulfill his promise to waive his rights after being elected president. S

Mao na diha, during the election campaign sige ug promise-promise unya dili gyud tumanon.

[adornado]

IF ELECTED: 3 presidential bets to waive rights to bank secrecy
By DJ Yap
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 13:48:00 02/23/2010

Senators Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III and Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal and Olongapo city councilor JC De Los Reyes pledged Tuesday to waive their rights under the Bank Secrecy Law to open their accounts to the public if elected president.

Appearing at the Second Integrity and Human Rights Conference at Hotel Intercontinental Manila, Aquino said he would do so to prove his sincerity in fighting corruption.

But he said he would not presume that members of his Cabinet would do the same, as bank accounts were in the realm of individuals' privacy, protected by the Bill of Rights.



Source: Press Release - Aquino will waive right to bank secrecy

di-a rah. It turns out even PNoy abides to the Bank Secrecy Law as a senator. And to top it off, he didn't fulfill his promise to waive his rights after being elected president. S

hahaha, u-turn diay

[æRLO]

^it should be mandated that all politicians submit their right to bank secrecy. Di lang ang katong accused. The whole lot of them.

[redemption32]

Fan? I am for the rule of Law .. and not for trump up allegations, bro. This impeachment is a precedence in many aspects ... and who knows, you might be on the dock one day ..and what you are applauding today of this government .. will be used against you someday .. you never can tell.

This is a good reading from" the Manila Standard Today newspaper on /2012/May/26. I share lang nako.

"The hypocrites on the defensive"

Posted May 26th, 2012 by Rod Kapunan & filed under Opinion.

I agree with you masterjanuarius, especially the way they railroaded this impeachment trial..
This sets a bad precedence. Politicians hurling accusations towards others without reliable evidences, destroying a person's image in the media, exhausting the country's resources-- and all for revenge.


And I find that more dangerous and threatening to our society than to have a Chief Justice who doesn't disclose all his assets in the SALN.