Trillanes hatches plot against Duterte?
Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV denied reported plot/coup d’etat against presumptive President Rodrigo Duterte.
“Let me categorically state that I am not part of or even planning any coup d’etat. Presumptive President-elect Duterte was duly elected by the people and the proper way of removing him from office, in case he violates the Constitution, is through impeachment,” he told Inquirer.net and other members of the press.
The incumbent senator who led failed mutiny versus former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was prodded to respond from the statements released by Jose Maria Sison, founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines who earlier said that the “Trillanes gang” had asserted war against the upcoming president.
“In the unlikely scenario that there would be a coup by disgruntled members of the AFP/PNP in the future, it would only be because they couldn’t stand the sight of Joma Sison and his communist buddies being part of a coalition government after remorselessly killing tens of thousands soldiers, policemen and innocent civilians in pursuit of their universally discredit ideology,” he explained.
Weeks before the May 9, 2016 elections, Trillanes slammed Duterte for alleged 211 million in an undeclared bank accounts.
The upcoming president earlier denied possessing the accounts from BPI Joey Vargas branch but he later admitted owning the bank accounts but only contain less than the reported 211 million.
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