The National Unity Party (NUP) has serious doubts about the claims of former party-list lawmaker Zaldy Co regarding budget insertions allegedly ordered by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
NUP urged the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) to exercise judicious discernment in its investigation and focus on substantiated matters.
The party believes Mr. Co is lying, citing that his allegations are cast into serious doubt by recent revelations from the ongoing Senate investigation into flood control issues.
NUP stated that Co's allegations rest entirely on his uncorroborated statements, made while he is outside the country and beyond lawful inquiry.
The party added that his refusal to return and submit to legal process raises legitimate questions about his motive and veracity.
Co accused President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., former Speaker Martin Romualdez, and some Cabinet members of orchestrating supposed P100 billion insertions in the national budget.
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