The conviction of Sen. Jose 'Jinggoy' Estrada for bribery is a significant development in the country's pursuit of justice. This article discusses the implications of the decision and highlights the importance of holding the powerful accountable.
The conviction of Sen. Jose 'Jinggoy' Estrada for bribery is a watershed moment in our nation's efforts to uphold the rule of law . This decision gives hope that even the powerful can be held accountable.
Estrada is now the highest official convicted of a major crime, following his father's conviction for plunder in 2007.
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