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Co denies trip to The Hague
Ako Bicol Party-list Rep. Elizaldy "Zaldy" Co denied circulating online claims linking him to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and his supposed presence in The Hague.
Co clarified that he has no connection to the ICC, which is investigating former President Rodrigo Duterte for alleged crimes against humanity.
He confirmed a recent trip abroad but stated it was solely for a personal meeting in Rome, unrelated to the ICC.
Co provided his travel itinerary, departing Manila on March 11 for Dubai via Emirates Flight EK333 and proceeding to Rome on March 12 via Emirates Flight EK0097.
He also denied rumors that he owns the Gulfstream G550 jet that reportedly ferried Duterte to the Netherlands, calling such social media posts completely untrue.
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