That is how we, our lawyers in the VACC, see this as well as the feelings of the [families of the]victims,” Jimenez told reporters. He claimed the impeachment complaint against Morales had “gained enough support” from several lawmakers in the House of Representatives. In January this year, the VACC announced that it would file an impeachment complaint against Morales for her “failure” to hold Aquino accountable for Oplan Exodus. “I believe that this heinous decision of this Ombudsman Morales can help us in [rousing]the consciences of our lawmakers, mostly coming from the House of Representatives because, come on, we cannot bring back the 44 lives [lost],” he said. If Ombudsman Morales will stand with her opinion that there is no homicide case, we will raise this before the Supreme Court,” he added.

Source: Manila Times July 15, 2017 16:41 UTC