Filipinos Claiming They’re “Tagapagmana” of Hidden Wealth Gather in Front BSP

Around 5,000 “Tagapagmana” Want to Claim Nation’s Alleged Wealth

TAGAPAGMANA – Around 5,000 Filipinos gathered outside the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) as they assert to claim the nation’s alleged hidden wealth.

In the country, the central bank is the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas or also popularly called BSP which is in the service of the Filipino people since 1993. Its establishment was pursuant to the provisions of the 1987 Philippine Constitution. Over the decades, it has also faced several kinds of issues and, recently, there were Filipinos who marched to its headquarters to get their alleged claims.

The Democratic and Republican Guardians Philippines, Inc. assert that the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has over Php 100 trillion hidden wealth of the nation. Based on a report on ABS-CBN News, the group members who referred to themselves as the “tagapagmana” or the heirs of the said hidden wealth want to claim the money.

Around 5,000 people came to attend the demonstration. According to Democratic and Republican Guardians Philippines, Inc. founder Gilbert Langres, the people came from different areas across the nation.

“Nandito kami upang iparating na ang mga tagapagmana ng nakatagong kayamanan ay kailangan na magamit para sa taumbayang pinahirapan,” the group’s founder said.

[We are here to make it known that the heirs of the hidden wealth need it to be used for the people who are struggling.]

Based on the report, the founder of the group claiming to be the “tagapagmana” of the alleged trillions of hidden wealth of the nation has with him documents that allegedly proves the first set of the supposed hidden funds as per the Bagong Lipunan Secret Book of Redemption. It amounts to Php 19.5 trillion.

According to Langres, they wanted to know the whereabouts of the funds and the origin of the fundings which alleged has gold backups kept in Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. He claimed that the certification about it was released from the national treasury department in 2005.

Police authorities were immediately deployed in the area to ensure the safety and orderliness outside the BSP. PLTCol. Crisostomo Ubac expressed their worries for the people who gathered outside the central bank citing the hot weather.

The staff of the BSP faced the people and assured them that their letter will be handed to the officials of the central bank. The Filipinos who claim to be the “tagapagmana” peacefully left the area after holding what they called the “Claimant Holder Taker Celebration Day”.