'Ceasefire My Foot': Lacson Rebuffs Offer over Taguig Flood Control Anomalies
Lacson said his office submitted documents and witness testimony to the Ombudsman after finding ghost projects, double billing and recycled photos in Taguig projects.
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Lacson rejects ‘ceasefire’ after Taguig City exposé
SEN. Panfilo Lacson on Thursday declared there would be no “ceasefire” after exposing alleged anomalies involving infrastructure projects in Taguig City, the political bailiwick of Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano.Lacson did not name who called for a ceasefire but said it was from “someone who had arbitrarily and indiscriminately opened fire without provocation.”He also called the offer “hypocrisy aimed at buying time to recover and re…
‘Ceasefire my foot!’: Lacson rejects peace proposal amid Taguig infra probe
Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson on Thursday, July 30, dismissed what he described as an attempt to broker a "ceasefire" following his allegations of irregularities in infrastructure projects in Taguig City, the political stronghold of former Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano.In a post on X, Lacson said any offer of a truce from the opposing camp was insincere, arguing that it came only after he had presented evidence supporting his allegations.…
Lacson rejects alleged ceasefire offer on anomalies in Taguig flood control projects
Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson on Thursday rejected an alleged “ceasefire” offer which he claimed was made following his exposé involving the alleged anomalies in the flood control projects in Taguig City.
Lacson rejects apparent Cayetano peace overture: Ceasefire my foot!
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Panfilo Lacson on Thursday said there would be no “ceasefire,” rejecting an apparent peace overture amid his ongoing feud with Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano. “CEASEFIRE MY FOOT! What kind of man declares war, armed with a toy gun and with just his saliva as ammunition, then uses intermediaries to ask for a ceasefire when confronted by real bombs?” Lacson said on X. Lacson did not name any names in his post…
Senator Ping Lacson revealed that the kickback system in anomalous infrastructure projects in Taguig City amounts to 33%. In the evidence gathered by Lacson's group, out of the 33%, 10% of it goes to the "principal", 2% to the "boys" and 6% to the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) along with 3% each for BAC members and contractors who participated in the bidding. Apart from that, a separate 15% allegedly goes to former Department of Public Works a…
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