+ Follow FONTAIN BLEAU Tag
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[Title] => Estrada owned Bingo 2-Ball company, Singson testifies
[Summary] => Deposed President Joseph Estrada was the real owner of a company that briefly operated the "Bingo 2-Ball" during his administration, former Ilocos Sur Luis "Chavit" Singson said in Estrada’s corruption trial.
Testifying before the Sandiganbayan yesterday, Singson said Estrada merely used his close associate, suspected illegal gambling boss Charlie "Atong" Ang, as his front in Prominent Venture Corp.
Singson said Estrada once told him when they were still drinking buddies that he was the real owner of Prominent.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-03 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose Rodel Clapano
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[Title] => ‘Estrada received millions in jueteng payoffs with Chavit as bagman’
[Summary] => A prosecution witness testified yesterday in former President Joseph Estrada’s corruption trial at the Sandiganbayan that Estrada received millions in payoffs from jueteng operators as early as 1999 with a former drinking buddy acting as his bagman.
Defense lawyers tried to prove that Estrada’s estranged drinking buddy, former Ilocos Sur governor Luis Singson, was the one who received bribes from illegal gambling lords.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Estrada used jueteng money to fund casino — witness
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada used jueteng money to keep afloat the Fontain Bleau casino inside the Clark Special Economic Zone, an accountant of former Ilocos Sur governor Luis "Chavit" Singson testified in court yesterday.
Ma. Carmencita "Menchu" Itchon, who is now a director of the state-owned Camp John Hay-Poro Point Development Corp., testified before the Sandiganbayan special division that she had received jueteng money six times from messengers of former San Juan mayor Jinggoy Estrada and one Anton Prieto.
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FONTAIN BLEAU
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[Title] => Estrada owned Bingo 2-Ball company, Singson testifies
[Summary] => Deposed President Joseph Estrada was the real owner of a company that briefly operated the "Bingo 2-Ball" during his administration, former Ilocos Sur Luis "Chavit" Singson said in Estrada’s corruption trial.
Testifying before the Sandiganbayan yesterday, Singson said Estrada merely used his close associate, suspected illegal gambling boss Charlie "Atong" Ang, as his front in Prominent Venture Corp.
Singson said Estrada once told him when they were still drinking buddies that he was the real owner of Prominent.
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[Title] => ‘Estrada received millions in jueteng payoffs with Chavit as bagman’
[Summary] => A prosecution witness testified yesterday in former President Joseph Estrada’s corruption trial at the Sandiganbayan that Estrada received millions in payoffs from jueteng operators as early as 1999 with a former drinking buddy acting as his bagman.
Defense lawyers tried to prove that Estrada’s estranged drinking buddy, former Ilocos Sur governor Luis Singson, was the one who received bribes from illegal gambling lords.
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[Title] => Estrada used jueteng money to fund casino — witness
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada used jueteng money to keep afloat the Fontain Bleau casino inside the Clark Special Economic Zone, an accountant of former Ilocos Sur governor Luis "Chavit" Singson testified in court yesterday.
Ma. Carmencita "Menchu" Itchon, who is now a director of the state-owned Camp John Hay-Poro Point Development Corp., testified before the Sandiganbayan special division that she had received jueteng money six times from messengers of former San Juan mayor Jinggoy Estrada and one Anton Prieto.
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