Noy takes back house arrest okay on Gloria
By Viriglio J. Bugaoisan and Benjamin B. Pulta 11/26/2011The Aquino administration had a change of heart yesterday on not objecting to a house detention of former president Gloria Arroyo after Arroyo’s lawyers moved yesterday for her being placed on house arrest instead of being incarcerated at the Southern Police District (SPD) with President Aquino now saying it would be up to the court to decide on the manner of Arroyo’s custody while Justice Secretary Leila de Lima issuing a warning on the judge handling the poll fraud case of Arroyo about granting her petition.
Arroyo’s lawyers sought before the court a house arrest for Mrs. Arroyo after one of her doctors affirmed that her condition was improving.
De Lima, however, objected to allowing Arroyo a “house arrest” while the non-bailable case for electoral sabotage case filed against her is tried by warning Judge Jesus Mupas of Pasay City RTC, Branch 112 about granting Arroyo’s request which she claimed can be construed by the public as preferential treatment..... MORE
Source: The Daily Tribune
URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/headlines/20111126hed1.html
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ibang klase rin naman itong si arrobo at mga doktor niya. kailangang.kailagan daw magpagamot sa ibang bansa kaya pilit tumatakas, ibig kong sabihin, umaalis palabas, pero ngayon pa lang 'improving' na. haha.
"At the same time, Malacanang expressed elation over the testimony of Mrs. Arroyos doctors who said that Mrs Arroyo’s health condition is improving.
"“ We are very happy to note the improvement in CGMA’s (Congressman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo) condition. We will leave it up to the sound discretion of the court as to the resolution of the Arroyo camp’s motion for house arrest,” Deputy presidential spokesman Abigail Valte said in a text message."
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