Vice President Jejomar Binay shrugged off reports that the United States’ National Security Agency (NSA) spied on him last year.
During an interview on the sidelines of the closing ceremonies of the Boy Scouts Annual National Council Meeting in Bacolod City, the Vice President said he was used to being tracked because of his human rights advocacy during the Martial Law years.
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