MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Antonio “Sonny” Trillanes IV said on Monday he is satisfied with how far he got in trying to prevent the presidency of candidate Vice President Jejomar Binay.
Trillanes, among those who led the Senate Blue Ribbon inquiry into the alleged questionable transactions of Binay, said his political foe used to be the clear front runner in the presidential race.
What Trillanes will do if Binay becomes president"I've stood up against a sitting president before nakulong ako for 7 and a half years, I'm still standing here." #BilangPilipinoVideo by Philstar.com / Efigenio Toledo IV taken on March 14, 2015
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At the Go Negosyo vice presidential forum on Monday evening, Trillanes also answered a query on what he will do if elected vice president in a Binay administration. — Video by Efigenio Toledo IV; Text by Rosette Adel