Well done? Locsin disputes commendation on Roxas’ Yolanda relief work

Well done? But Mar ‘f……’ lost the election – Teddyboy Locsin

DFA CHIEF DISPUTES COMMENDATION FOR ROXAS’ YOLANDA RELIEF WORK
By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 04:59 PM December 05, 2018

Well done? But Mar ‘f……’ lost the election - Teddyboy Locsin

Mar Roxas poses with pictures of grandfather former president Manuel Roxas, father former Senator Gerry Roxas and brother Dinggoy at their ancestral home in Roxas City, Capiz. RAFFY LERMA/INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines – “Well done?”

Foreign Affairs Secretary Teddy Locsin Jr. on Wednesday disputed the United Nations officials’ claim that Mar Roxas handled well the relief operations for the victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda.

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In a Twitter post, Locsin said: “In fact, United Nations (UN) officials said at my first UN conference that Yolanda relief was well done by Mar but f***** up by civil society and multilateral busybodies from abroad all grabbing foreign donations.”

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Locsin dismissed the UN officials’ claim, pointing out that Roxas lost the 2016 Presidential Elections.

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“I said, ‘Well done?’ Now you say ‘Well done?’ He f****** lost the election,” Locsin said.

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Roxas was the secretary of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) under the Aquino administration when Yolanda devastated Visayas.

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He also ran for president during the 2016 elections but lost to incumbent President Rodrigo Duterte.

Meanwhile, Roxas had filed his certificate for candidacy to seek a Senate seat in the 2019 elections.

INQUIRER.net is contacting Roxas for his side./ac

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