MALACAñANG on Wednesday joined lawmakers in belittling the list given by Janet Napoles to former senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson, saying the unsigned affidavit was just a “mere scrap of paper.”
“The list . . . what does it prove? And given the affidavit, which is unsigned, how do we proceed with that?” its spokesman Edwin Lacierda said during a news briefing.
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