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Vice President Sara Duterte, natanggap na ang subpoena ng NBI;

DOJ, iimbestigahan ang mga naging pahayag ni dating Pang. Rodrigo Duterte kamakailan

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00:00At the hearing held by Vice President Sara Duterte and the investigation of the statements of former President Rodrigo Duterte,
00:09we will discuss together with the Department of Justice Undersecretary Jesse Andres.
00:16Jusec Andres, good afternoon to you.
00:20Good afternoon, Nina and Weng, and good afternoon to all of our listeners.
00:28Vice President Sara Duterte said that she has already received the NBI subpoena,
00:34but that she will be rescheduled because she will attend the hearing at the House of Representatives.
00:42Has VP Sara already reached an agreement with the DOJ or the NBI regarding this, Jusec?
00:49That's right. We heard from her statement in the media that she will be heading to Congress for a hearing.
01:01That is also scheduled for Friday.
01:03And the NBI subpoena is also scheduled for the first investigation on Friday at the office of the NBI.
01:14If she will receive a request and she will say that because there is an early engagement and Congress invited her
01:27and she will attend the Congressional hearing, we will probably reschedule this.
01:36But also, possibly Monday or Tuesday next week, the investigation must be continued
01:44because the investigation we will do is very important and the situation is serious, the threat is serious.
01:53That's why we need to call the Vice President to give her statement and information
01:59on who she talked to to carry out the assassination of our President, First Lady, and Speaker Martin Romualdez.
02:10Jusec, VP Sara also said that she is using the anti-terrorism law against her to restrict her movement and freeze assets.
02:20What is the reaction of the DOJ?
02:23Well, because of her statement, she is not denying the video clip that the entire Philippines saw on social media
02:35where she gave bad words and she admitted to talking to a person to fulfill her request to seek revenge.
02:51Those are the three officials.
02:55It is a heavy evidence.
03:00That's why we decided to continue the investigation because the anti-terror law should be taken in the context of
03:12the previous statements of the Vice President together with the contemporaneous acts.
03:19Sometimes, as you know, former President Duterte also said that he is asking the military to use weapons
03:33to remedy his so-called fractured government or fractured governance.
03:40That's a very dangerous statement.
03:44Remember, if something happens to our President, the beneficiary of this will be the Vice President.
03:56That's why we are not taking that threat very lightly.
03:59The anti-terror law, which I may explain, is a very strong law.
04:06This is a law that was passed during the time of President Duterte.
04:13And with the provision of the anti-terror law, not only the acts of terrorism, not only the designation of terrorists,
04:24we are not doing that as a case against the Vice President.
04:29But the law of the anti-terror law is based on the proposal to commit terrorism,
04:39a conspiracy to commit terrorism.
04:43And the very proposal to commit terrorism is already a criminal act.
04:50I have heard a lot of people asking why the Vice President will become a terrorist.
04:55No. It's a different process, what we call designation as terrorist.
05:00It needs a different evidence.
05:03But you don't need to be designated as a terrorist before you possibly violate the provision of the anti-terror law.
05:13Because we will look at Section 4 of the anti-terror law.
05:18Anybody who engages or intends to cause death or serious bodily injury to any person
05:26in the context of causing destabilization or sowing fear,
05:32those are what we call acts of terrorism.
05:36And any attempt or proposal to commit these acts is already punishable.
05:42That's why we are not branding the Vice President as a terrorist.
05:49But he could possibly become liable under the anti-terror law simply by conspiring.
05:55Conspiracy consists of two people coming to an agreement to execute any of these acts,
06:01including causing death and bodily harm to another person, taken together with the Sedition Law.
06:08The Sedition Law, if there is an act of revenge or harm on a public official,
06:17that is also under the law.
06:21We are studying all of these.
06:23We need to protect our President and the law itself will protect the President.
06:29One of the responsibilities of the President is the responsibility of all Filipinos.
06:34That is how important the role of the Department of Justice is now.
06:39We are taking care of the safety of all people.
06:45This is a test case for us.
06:47We need to have accountability, not only for poor people.
06:52Sometimes, they say that there is no law that can be enforced if a person is influential and powerful.
07:01But now, this is a situation where we have to show that the rule of law applies to everyone
07:08and no one is above the law.
07:10Regarding the statement of former President Rodrigo Duterte,
07:16is this being investigated by the DOJ or the NBI?
07:20And what are the DOJ studies that suggest that the former President may have violated the law
07:27in his statements?
07:30That is correct.
07:32The Department of Justice, through the National Bureau of Investigation,
07:38and together with the Philippine National Police,
07:41we are all monitoring the utterances of the past President.
07:55And that is another dangerous action that is threatening, possibly, national security.
08:03I know that the Philippine National Police,
08:05the Armed Forces of the Philippines, is a professional organization.
08:10And they will never interfere into civil affairs and civil governance.
08:16But to provoke the military to be the remedy, quote-unquote, to a fractured governance,
08:25is something very uncalled for and out of order.
08:31That is why we are monitoring the events.
08:35There are also a few that we hear are rallying, but it seems that they are not anymore, they are leaving.
08:41And all of these things are being taken together.
08:45And if it is necessary for us to pursue the case, we will have to do it.
08:50That is the obligation of the Department of Justice,
08:53to investigate offenses, to enforce criminal laws,
08:58and possibly prosecute if the evidence warrants.
09:28A type of extrajudicial killing if it does not go through the judicial process.
09:34And the judicial process requires everyone the opportunity to be heard.
09:53Within the context of an investigation with due process,
09:57assisted by his counsel, so that it will be in conformity with the requirements of the rule of law.
10:04There is no other agenda but to enforce the law.
10:08But to enforce the law to the limit.
10:10So that we can show to the world, show to our citizens,
10:14that no one is above the law, whether you have power or influence,
10:17or you are an ordinary citizen, you have to face the law equally.
10:22And uniformly it will be applied.
10:27Department of Justice, Undersecretary Jesse Andres.

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