Former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. should pay for the P2.08-billion worth of Commission on Elections (Comelec) lease dues, among others, in connection with Marcos’ poll protest against Vice President Maria Leonor Robredo, according to an election lawyer.
Romulo Macalintal, legal counsel for Robredo, made the assertion in a manifestation with a motion for clarification filed on Tuesday before the Supreme Court acting as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal.
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