President Joseph Ejercito Estrada

Raul Daza

MENDOZA

Lawyer of Lucio Tan, the President Estrada's biggest financier during the 1998 presidential elections, who faces a P23-billion tax evasion suit; Lawyer of Mr. Estrada's friend, Mark Jimenez, a fugitive from US justice, Lawyer of Eduardo ''Danding'' Cojuangco Jr., the chair of San Miguel Corp., in ill-gotten wealth cases pending before the Sandiganbayan.

Former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

1958 Bachelor of Laws, University of the Philippines; Member, Philippine Bar March 3, 1960; Delegate, 1971 Constitutional Convention representing the 4^th District of Cebu; Chairman, Committee on Duties and Obligations of Citizens and Ethics of Public Officials; Assemblyman, Interim Batasang Pambansa representing Region VII, 1978-1984; First Minority Floor Leader, 1978-1979; Member, Batasang Pambansa Parliamentary Delegation to Asean Inter-Paliamentary Organization-European Parliamentary Meeting (1982); and Member, Batasang Pambansa Parliamentary Delegation to USSR and East Germany (1982); Commissioner, Constitutional Commission, 1986; Chairman, Commission on Elections (COMELEC), February 16, 1988 to January 11, 1990, Chairman The Presidential Fact-Finding Commission created pursuant to Administrative Order No. 146, December 7, 1989 - January 11, 1990; Chairman, The Fact-Finding Commission created pursuant to R.A. No. 6832, January 12, 1990 - January 15, 1991

Party: LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP-KAMPI Party
Elected: 1998

Party: LDP-LAMMP
Elected: 1998

Party: LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP-KAMPI Party
Elected: 1998

Party: NPC
Elected: 1995

Party: Independent
Elected: 1995

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1995

Party: LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP-KAMPI Party
Elected: 1995

Party: LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP-KAMPI Party
Elected: 1998

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1995

Party: Independent
Elected: 1998

Party: LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP-KAMPI Party
Elected: 1998

Party: Independent
Elected: 1995

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1998

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1998

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1998

Party: Liberal Party
Elected: 1995

Party: PDP-LAMMP
Elected: 1998

Party: Independent
Elected: 1998

Party: Aksyon Demokratiko Party
Elected: 1995

Party: Independent
Elected: 1995

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1998

Party: LAMMP
Elected: 1995

Apostol, Sergio Antonio, Figueroa "Sergs"

Senior Deputy Minority Leader
2nd District-Leyte
'92 '95 '98 Lakas-NUCD
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: All standing committees (Ex-Oficio)

1st District-Makati City
`92 `95 '98 Independent
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Appropriations, Banks, Economic Affairs, Energy, Trade & Industry, Transportation and Communication

1st District-Ilocos Sur , '98 LAMMP
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Good Government (VC), Rules, Agriculture & Food, Justice, National Defense, Constitutional Amendments, Government Reorganization, Basic Education, Cooperatives, Suffrage

Belmonte, Feliciano, Jr., Racimo "Sonny"

Minority Floor Leader
4th District-Quezon City
'92 '95 '98 Lakas-NUCD-UMDP
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: All Standing Committees

Sub-Committees: Oversight (C)

Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Poverty Alleviation (C), Reforestation (VC), Agriculture, Appropriations, Energy, Higher Education, Human Rights, Justice, Local Government, Public Information, Trade & Industry, Tourism
Sub-Committees: International Human Rights (C), Print Media (C)

4th District-Cebu , '98 LAMP
Profession: Congresswoman
Committees: Special Committee On Export Promotion (C), Good Government (VC), Justice, Civil Service, Constitutional Amendments, Legislative Franchises, Women, Revision of Laws, Transportation & Communication

1st District-Misamis Oriental, '98 Lakas-NUCD-Kampi
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Accounts, Agriculture & Food, Appropriations, Banks & Financial Intermediaries, Economic Affairs, Energy, Trade & Industry, Good Government, Government Enterprises & Privatization, Higher Education, Housing & Urban Development, Justice, Legislative Franchises, Population & Family Relations, , Revision of Laws, Public Order, Transportation & Communication, Local Government

2nd District-Western Samar, '98 Liberal Party
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Basic Education (VC), Agriculture & Food, Health, Local Government, Public Order & Security, Public Works & Highways, Trade & Industry, Suffrage & Electoral Reforms, Appropriations
Sub-Committees: Administrative, Financial & Special Matters

3rd District-Pampanga
'95 '98 LAMP
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Constitutional Amendments (C), Higher Education (VC), Justice (VC), Agriculture & Food, Economic Affairs, Civil, Political & Human Rights, Foreign Affairs, Tourism, Local Government

Tañada, Wigberto, Ebarle "Bobby"

4th District-Quezon, '95 '98 Liberal Party
Profession: Lawyer
Committees: Agriculture, Economic Affairs, Labor & Employment, Foreign Affairs, Trade & Industry, Justice, Constitutional Amendments, Ways & Means, Commission On Appointments

Singson said that he had delivered more than 400 million pesos ($8.6 million) in gambling payoffs from jueteng to Estrada. The governor said he began collecting and delivering the money in 1998, a few months after Estrada was elected president. He added that he participated in the payoffs until August 2000, and that the money drops were made in Estrada's office. He also said Estrada had received 130 million pesos ($2.8 million) from provincial tax revenues.

The "Constitutional successor" in case the President is removed from office.