Rio, who until his resignation was undersecretary for operations, said cybersecurity surveillance was not part of the mandate of the DICT.
Hmmm. Something smells fishy here.
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How did Information Technology and Communications Secretary Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan 2nd spend the P300 million in intelligence funds that he reportedly got as cash advances from his department?
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The Commission on Audit has reportedly asked for a full accounting of the P300 million cash advance made by Department of Information and Communication Technology (DICT) Secretary Gringo Honasan in the last two months of the past year.
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“So, I felt useless. So might as well resign, right? Why are they keeping it away from me? I was also doing intelligence when I was in the military. So, it’s a matter of trust and I’m no longer trusted.
So I will resign,” he added.
In May, when the country was already in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic, Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon called for a reorganization of PhilHealth after he flagged the agency over its supposedly overpriced COVID-19 testing packages.
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In May, when the country was already in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic, Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon called for a reorganization of PhilHealth after he flagged the agency over its supposedly overpriced COVID-19 testing packages.
https://t.co/A5FdtgvIko
Rio said the main issue was the grant and questionable disbursements of P300 million in confidential funds of the DICT, which he said has no use for it, nor the mandate to conduct surveillance or intelligence activities.
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