Plainte d'impeachment contre Marcos parvient au bureau du président de la Chambre en quelques jours

Contrairement aux plaintes contre la vice-présidente Sara Duterte, la plainte d'impeachment contre le président Ferdinand « Bongbong » Marcos Jr. a été transmise au bureau du président de la Chambre des représentants seulement deux jours après son dépôt. La secrétaire générale de la Chambre, Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil, a confirmé cela le 21 janvier. Cette transmission rapide soulève des questions sur le fait qu'elle profite au président contre les plaintes futures.

Le 19 janvier, l'avocat Andre de Jesus a déposé une plainte d'impeachment contre Marcos, endossée par le représentant Jett Nisay de la Pusong Pinoy Party-list. Les motifs incluent la violation coupable de la Constitution, la corruption et le pot-de-vin, et la trahison de la confiance publique. Les accusations portent sur l'orchestration de l'arrestation et du transfert de l'ancien président Rodrigo Duterte à la Cour pénale internationale, l'autorisation d'appropriations non programmées, la réception de rétrocommissions, la création de la Commission indépendante pour les infrastructures pour protéger les alliés, et l'usage de drogues illégales.

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