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Judy Ann’s manager starts talks with GMA-7--source


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First Posted 17:53:00 06/04/2008

Filed Under: Entertainment (general), Celebrities

MANILA, Philippines--Judy Ann Santos’ manager, Alfie Lorenzo, is now negotiating with GMA-7 for a possible transfer after the actress’ ABS-CBN contract expires, a source told INQUIRER.net.

Lorenzo was furious at her talent’s current network, ABS-CBN, and started talks with rival GMA-7 after the Lopez network itself broke a news story about consumer groups holding “anti-Judai” rallies that condemned the actress for appearing in a TV commercial defending the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), the source said.

ABS-CBN and Meralco are sister companies.

Judy Ann’s appearance in the ads was criticized as a desperate move by the Lopezes to infuse celebrity power in taking its case to the public. Meralco had been hit over pass-on charges to consumers, including the controversial system loss fees Judy Ann was metaphorically defending in the 30-second spots.

Lorenzo was said to have been disappointed that ABS-CBN was even at the forefront in reporting the protest actions against Judy Ann when its owners were the ones behind the Meralco TV campaign.

Lorenzo and ABS-CBN representatives were not available for comment as of this posting.

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