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‘Movement 188’ all praises for Enrile

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Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

A group of lawmakers who signed the impeachment complaint against Chief Justice Renato Corona praised Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile on Tuesday for his handling of the impeachment trial.

The members of the newly formed Movement 188 expressed their sentiment in a press conference hours before Rep. Niel Tupas Jr., the lead prosecutor, confronted the presiding officer for his purported strict implementation of the rules.

Western Samar Rep. Mel Senen Sarmiento said Enrile had been “brilliant” and even-handed in presiding over the trial, allowing the prosecution, the defense and the senator-judges to speak their piece within the limits of the rules.

Eastern Samar Rep. Ben Evardone said that while he and his peers were “awed” by Serafin Cuevas, the lead counsel of the defense tended to be “too legalistic” as part of the team’s strategy.

Sarmiento said members of Movement 188 would conduct an informal public information campaign in their respective districts to make their constituents aware of the charges against Corona and the implications of his impeachment.


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Tags: Congress , Corona Impeachment , Juan Ponce Enrile , Judiciary , Movement 188 , Renato Corona , Senate , Supreme Court

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Sugal/100001507309125 Steven Sugal

    188 Movement or 188 Movement of Pork Barrels… tsk..tsk..tsk.. 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YV3FT72JA5HMHYPGOCYPHTQEGA Sen

    THAT’s what you get  FOR SIGNING WITHOUT READING . HINDI BA KAYO NAHIHIYA ?
     GO HOME and PLANT KAMOTE.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_TV7UX6Z5F4W3QJNODUMA6UTB2U Pinoydin

    Gusto lang humirit ng masmaraming pork barrel nitong 188 na Tongresista na ito.  Kung magpasa kaya kayo ng masmagandang batas para talaga magampanan nyo ang primary na gawain nyo kesa sa pagpapagwapo….

    Masmalaki kasi ang nakukuha ninyong pera sa pagpapapogi ninyo kesa magpasa ng magandang batas kaya yan ang ginagawa ninyo.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QZZKXPEA67I7HELEIYM35QVYFA Jon

    Bakit kaya itong mga tongressmen na ito, kay gagaling sa Press Release?
    Heto’t bukod pa sa araw araw na Press Release ng Prostitusyon, dadagdagan pa nitong mga puplpol na ito.
    Di ba’t may utos na si Enrile na sa Korte lang dapat pag-usapan ito?
    May pa puri-puri pa kayo kay Enrile kaso bababuyin nyo naman yung bilin nya.
    Ang hirap nyo talagang intindihin.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SBXCEBAYKXONSPL3PNOQZFQLJU Dennis Bohol

    if cuevas is too legalistic, then tupas and company are too PUBLIC!these lawmakers who plan to conduct campaign would surely brainwash their constituents and instill that corona is guilty. 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PJW3LXJGTGMGFSLHSU2W5BZGBM Benjamin Brillantes

    dyan lang sila mananalo ….ang press release…nararamdaman na talo na sila….kaya lalakad na ang 188 pork barrel movement…



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