Senate subpanel report recommends filing of plunder vs Binays, 18 others | Inquirer News

Senate subpanel report recommends filing of plunder vs Binays, 18 others

By: - Reporter / @NCorralesINQ
/ 10:57 AM May 28, 2015

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Vice President Jejomar Binay and Makati City Mayor Jejomar Erwin Binay Jr. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

A draft report of the Senate blue ribbon subcommittee has recommended the filing of plunder charges against Vice President Jejomar Binay, Makati Mayor Jejomar Erwin “Junjun” Binay and 18 others in connection with the alleged corruption anomalies in Makati City.

JV Bautista, spokesman of Binay’s United Nationalist Alliance, said before the resumption of the subpanel’s hearing that the camp of the Vice President is no longer surprised with the subcommittee’s draft report.

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“What is so earthshaking about this?” Bautista said in a press briefing, adding that the plunder charges have already been filed against Binay before the Ombudsman.

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“It (draft report) has no purpose at all,” he said.

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Amid the massive corruption allegations against the Binays, Bautista said the Vice President “remains as the top contender for the President.”

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He said the senators investigating the alleged corruption against the Binays “have not been successful in their political objective.”

According to him, the continuing senate investigation has “no longer any direction.” IDL

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