‘ILLEGAL STRIPPING’ Lawyer Vic Rodriguez, spokesman of former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr., talks to reporters after filing a seven-page manifestation asking the Supreme Court to take the Commission on Elections to task for defying the tribunal’s order to preserve and protect election data and equipment. He also bared attempts to pressure witnesses in Marcos’ election protest into backing out.
‘ILLEGAL STRIPPING’ Lawyer Vic Rodriguez, spokesman of former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr., talks to reporters after filing a seven-page manifestation asking the Supreme Court to take the Commission on Elections to task for defying the tribunal’s order to preserve and protect election data and equipment. He also bared attempts to pressure witnesses in Marcos’ election protest into backing out.

FORMER senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Monday sought the help of the Supreme Court amid his ongoing election protest, accusing the Commission on Elections (Comelec) of defying the high court’s order to preserve and protect all data and equipment used during the May 9 elections.

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