Teves, sinuspinde ng 60-araw ng Kamara
MANILA, Philippines — Pinatawan ng 60 araw na suspensiyon ng Kamara si 3rd District Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo “Arnie” Teves Jr. bilang parusa sa patuloy nitong pagmamatigas na umuwi ng bansa.
“Finally after a thorough deliberation and observance of due process the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges hereby recommends to the House of Representatives the imposition of the penalty of 60 days suspension from the service upon Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. for disorderly behavior,” ayon kay House Ethics Committee Chairman COOP NATCCO Partylist Rep. Felimon Espares.
“As everybody on this August hall would know, the case became a celebrated one because it has put the institution with different views and perspective surrounding his failure to return to the country despite the expiration of his travel clearance,” pahayag pa ni Espares.
Sa botong 292 pabor, walang kontra at wala ring abstention, sinabi ni Speaker Martin Romualdez na ganap na pinagtibay ng Kamara ang Committee Report 472 na nagpapataw ng 60-araw na pagkakasuspinde laban sa kinatawan ng 3rd District ng Negros Oriental.
“This amounts to to question the institution moral foundation to protect its integrity, dignity and reputation as a mode of self-preservation of the Committee in particular,” saad pa ni Espares.
Kaugnay nito, hiniling naman ni Teves na makausap si Pangulong Marcos.
Sa kaniyang ikalawang facebook live, sinabi ni Teves na nirerespeto niya si Pangulong Marcos at kung ito ang hihiling ay mahihirapan siyang humindi dahil higit na may authority ang Pangulo ukol dito
“Ang gusto ko lang Sir, Mr President, gusto ko kayo makausap para maka-explain ako sa inyo, nirerespeto ko kayo ng sobra, sana mapagbigyan ninyo ako,” ani Teves.
Magugunita na nag-expire na ang travel authority ni Teves noong Marso 9.
Ang kongresista ang itinuturong mastermind umano sa pagpatay kay Gov. Roel Degamo noong Marso 4 na ikinasawi rin ng 8 pang katao.
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