Palasyo hindi makikialam sa mga kaso vs PNoy matapos alisin ang TRO
TINIYAK ng Palasyo na hindi ito makikialam sa mga kaso laban kay dating pangulong Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III matapos namang tanggalin ang temporary restaining order (TRO) sa pagdinig sa mga inihain laban sa dating pangulo kaugnay ng pagkamatay ng 44 miyembro ng Special Action Force (SAF).
Sinabi ni Presidential Spokesperson at Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo na pinauubaya na ng Malacanang ang isyu sa Office of the Ombudsman at Sandiganbayan.
“The Palace has been notified about the latest development relative to the cases of graft and usurpation of authority filed against former President Benigno Aquino III for the death of 44 Special Action Force (SAF) commandos in Mamasapano,” sabi ni Panelo.
Idinagdag ni Panelo na iginagalang ng pamahalaan ang aksyon ng Korte Suprema bilang isang independent body.
“The President and this Administration will always give deference to and uphold the rule of law regardless of the political and social stature of those involved in cases pending before the Judiciary,” ayon pa kay Panelo.
Ayon pa kay Panelo, dapat ay hayaang gumulong ang batas sa bansa.
“We believe that the Office of the Ombudsman and the Sandiganbayan can tackle this matter with independence pursuant to their respective mandates. As these institutions afford each citizen his or her constitutional guarantees under the Bill of Rights, we expect the latter to respect the proceedings and bow to the majesty of the law. We will, as usual, let the law take its course,” giit pa ni Panelo.
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