Her unfaithfulness has extended [sic] to the betrayal of the Public Trust and Culpable Violation of the Constitution,” they wrote Alvarez. Lozano and Chavez’s complaint mostly lifted from the opinion article of Manila Times columnist Rigoberto Tiglao, who accused Robredo of propagating lies and using misleading statistics on Friday. “The Vice President is duty bound to promote truth, justice, and common good [sic],” the complaint read. “But she betrayed the nation by shaming the nation with her dishonest message to the United Nation [sic],” it added. Hours before the impeachment complaint was submitted for endorsement,vice-presidential spokesperson Georgina Hernandez said that whileRobredo “respects” Duterte’s utterance, she has been more in a hurryto finish her anti-poverty programs.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer March 21, 2017 03:56 UTC