While he respected the Office of the Ombudsman's choice to document loot arguments against Senators Juan Ponce Enrile, Jinggoy Estrada and Ramon Revilla Jr. in connection to the charged abuse of the "pork barrel" of administrators, Vice President Jejomar C. Binay on Saturday communicated trust that the denounced might be given the opportunity to safeguard themselves in court.
"It is some piece of the procedure of attempting to extinguish the hunger for equity," Binay said Saturday when asked in regards to the Ombudsman move recently.
Binay however focused on that the three congresspersons are qualified for the Constitutional procurement on the assumption of honesty.
"Pero nakatutuwa dahil gumagalaw ang proseso. Pero sana, bigyan sila ng pagkakataon na i-guard ang sarili nila (But I'm happy that the procedure is moving. I simply trust they might be given the opportunity to safeguard themselves)," he told news people in the wake of going to the Review in Honor of the Veterans at the Hunters ROTC Guerilla Field at the Philippine Army Headquarters in Fort Bonifacio Saturday.
Enrile and Estrada are close associates of Binay.
Binay prior said the recording of arguments against government authorities professedly included in the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) trick ought not be restricted to non-organization partners.
The Vice President said he trusts arguments will likewise be documented against different authorities specified in the Commission on Audit's (COA) report discharged a year ago.
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