Vice President Jejomar Binay on Friday said he would not be surprised if one day his detractors, in desperation, pointed to him as the one who ordered the killing of Andres Bonifacio, founder of the revolutionary group Katipunan that fought Spanish colonizers in the 19th century.

He was responding to his critics’ latest allegation that it has been the practice in the city government of Makati to rig the bidding process for key projects that included the construction of the controversial Makati City Hall Building 2, now the subject of investigation by the Senate blue ribbon committee.

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