PBBM, tiniyak na may mananagot kaugnay sa napaulat na paglabas ng bansa ni dismissed Mayor Alice Guo
PBBM, tiniyak na may mananagot kaugnay sa napaulat na paglabas ng bansa ni dismissed Mayor Alice Guo
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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. promised that anyone who can be proven guilty of expelling the former Bamban Mayor, Alice Guo, will be held accountable.
00:10Alan Francisco was with us.
00:14Heads will roll.
00:15The government personnel who helped dismiss Bamban Tarlac Mayor, Alice Guo, will be held accountable.
00:23That is what President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. promised,
00:26following the news that the former mayor of the Philippines has been released.
00:30It is said that Guo first went to Singapore, and now he is in Indonesia.
00:35According to President Marcos, the departure of Guo's country was just announced
00:39that the justice system is being corrupted because of the lack of public trust in the system.
00:45He will be forced by the administration to expose those behind Guo's departure.
00:50The investigation has been carried out, and those responsible for this will surely be suspended and will be held accountable.
00:57President Marcos added that the government has no power over anyone who puts their personal interests
01:04above serving the people with dignity, integrity, and justice.
01:09Before this, the Office of the President ordered the Department of Justice and the Department of Foreign Affairs
01:15to cancel the Philippine passports of Alice Guo, her family, and a woman who is a member of the Philippine Online Gaming Operator, or POGO.
01:23Based on a memorandum dated August 20,
01:26signed by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin for Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Rimulya and DFA Secretary Enrique Manalo,
01:34the Office of the President ordered the cancellation of Guo's passport,
01:39along with the children of Wesley Leal Guo, Sheila Leal Guo, and POGO representative Catherine Cassandra Leong.
01:47Executive Secretary Bersamin referred to the Republic Act No. 11983, or the Philippine Passport Act,
01:54which states that the Philippine passport is subject to cancellation if the holder or owner is a fugitive or hiding from justice.
02:03Bersamin mentioned the arrest warrants against Guo and his family.
02:07This was followed by Guo's refusal to participate in a series of invitations to listen to the illegal activities of POGO in the country.
02:15The Executive Secretary also added that there were criminal complaints against Guo due to trafficking.
02:20Other cases were also filed against the former mayor due to his involvement in POGO operations.
02:27Ong, who was helped by Guo in Singapore, was the first to be sighted in contempt of the camera due to his active participation in the hearings.
02:35Alan Francisco for Pabansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.