Sen. Imee Marcos Doubts Authenticity of Impeachment Complaint vs. PBBM?
IMEE MARCOS
– The Senator reacted to the impeachment complaint filed against her brother, President Bongbong Marcos.
impeachment complaint was recently filed against Marcos Jr. before the House Secretary General’s office
. The complaint is endorsed by
Pusong Pinoy
party-list Rep. Jett Nisay. The President is accused of alleged betrayal of public trust in the said complaint.
The alleged
The President’s supposed corruption through the flood control projects was also mentioned as one of the grounds.
Sen. Imee Marcos made her claim in front of thousands of members of
Iglesia ni Cristo
who joined the rally. According to her, their family is allegedly aware of the supposed problem with Marcos Jr. even when their father, the late former dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., was still alive.
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“Isa na namang drama series na mukhang tatagal ng isang taon. Kilala naman natin sinong nag-file at anong background kaya ‘yun nga baka drama series lang ‘to para sa isang taong tagal,”
she said.
Sen. Imee Marcos further claimed that it is allegedly obvious that the impeachment complaint is seemingly for show. According to her, many movies with the same plot became a hit.
“Masyadong obvious na drama series. Marami tayong napanood na pelikula na ganun eh. Bumenta na ‘yun sa takilya,”
the Senator added.
Sen. Imee Marcos was also asked if they can still work as senators amid the possibility of two (2) impeachment complaints being pushed in the House of Representatives. Based on the
post
, she spoke on the possible filing of a fresh impeachment rap against Vice Pres. Sara Duterte.
“Kung lulusot ‘yan, senator judge kami pareho ni Sen. Marcoleta pero hindi na ako magkokomento tungkol sa ikalawang impeachment complaint na inaasahan tutol kay VP Sara pero sa palagay ko alam na ng Kongreso ang nangyari noong nakaraang eleksyon,”
Marcos said.
Amid the issues between them, Vice Pres.
Sara Duterte was also asked about the filing of an impeachment complaint against Pres. Bongbong Marcos