The Coalition of Filipino Consumers (CFC) on Sunday appealed to the Senate to look into a controversial joint venture agreement between IBC 13 and RII Builders-Primestate Ventures Inc. that was earlier found by the Commission on Audit (COA) as disadvantageous to the government.
Perfecto Jaime Tagalog, CFC secretary-general, in a statement sent to Senate reporters, said he is puzzled with Congress’ inaction on the issue despite findings of COA about the supposedly one-sided deal.
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