Prosecutor wants immediate charges against Estrada

The Philippine Government's top corruption prosecutor is to ask the Supreme Court to lift its 30-day suspension of criminal cases against ousted president Joseph Estrada.

Prosecutor wants immediate charges against Estrada
Mon, 05 Mar, 2001 - 07:05

The Philippine Government's top corruption prosecutor is to ask the Supreme Court to lift its 30-day suspension of criminal cases against ousted president Joseph Estrada.

Aniano Desierto wants to file charges immediately.

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