We welcome the announcement of Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) Chairperson Andres Reyes Jr. that ICI proceedings will be livestreamed starting next week.
This is an important transparency measure to ensure that the public is fully informed of all disclosures, admissions, and evidence presented before the ICI—particularly those made by high-level officials, government employees, and private contractors identified during the investigations conducted by both the House Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee.
Similar to the very public nature of congressional inquiries, livestreamed ICI proceedings will enhance public discourse and strengthen accountability in governance, especially in the budget process and in project planning and implementation.
We look forward to these livestreamed proceedings and reaffirm our commitment to work with the ICI—not only on existing cases already transmitted to them, but also on future cases that Congress may take up at a later time.
@MamaPiaya Mga DDS talaga, utak EJK! Nasanay na hinuhuli at pinapatay na lang ang mga suspek. Wala sa bokabularyo ang due process.
Inip na inip sa aksyon ng gobyernong sila rin ang nagluklok.
Hindi ko gets yung galit sa DDS pero gusto ang kalaban ni @TrillanesSonny. It doesn’t add up. You may not like Trillanes but to promote his opponent just because you dislike him is just wrong on so many levels.
This is how Malapitan’s campaign collats should look like.
Interesting how this account talks of Leila’s affair with her driver but won’t condemn Rodrigo’s extra marital affair with a near minor who is Kitty’s mom when he was in his 40s while married to Sarah’s mom. The standards.
405 out of 677 individuals who received confidential funds from the Department of Education during Vice President Sara Duterte's tenure, have no birth records, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.