BAGONG KONTOBERSYA! AQUINO GANG NA-HIJACKED ANG P10-B SENIOR CITIZENS FUNDS!

Shockingly, Congress had merely given in to Aquino’s demands that time and it is safe to speculate that the P10.6 billion was never directed through Unprogrammed Funds, yet may have been utilized by Aquino to influence representatives amid the denunciation instance of previous Chief Justice Renato Corona and dispersed to his partners.

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Additional confirmation of this plausibility surfaces when the previous Health Secretary Janette Garin’s letter to then Budget Secretary Florencio Abad records the demand for the P10.6 billion assets for senior citizens to be appropriated to the Unprogrammed Fund for the augmentation of health facilities, which is the construction, provision, and upgrading of TSeKAP health stations over the country.

Also, reports have compounded that less than 10% of health stations were built everywhere throughout the country notwithstanding when temporary workers have effectively gotten the assets, and in December 2016, a couple of lawmakers filed a resolution seeking investigation on this project only to have the investigation aborted for obscure reasons.

With reports demonstrating that Philhealth come up short of reserves for its health projects and policies, the threat of little to no medical services for the country’s senior citizens is becoming imminent.

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Aquino, Abad, and Garin all figure in the Dengvaxia controversy, and the same names have surfaced in this groundbreaking revelation, to which Tiglao asserts that they “had absolutely no compunction about risking the lives of millions of Filipinos.”

Garin and Padilla’s letter for the senior citizens’ fund to be used elsewhere

This P10.6 billion hijacked funds were triple the P3 billion the Aquino gang spent to buy the defective Dengvaxia vaccine. The former president’s inordinate rush to purchase it, to the point of violating budget laws, has raised widespread suspicion of corruption in the form of commissions.

Meanwhile, Blogger Rafael Nieto—who broke the story on the hijacking of senior citizens’ funds— detailed that in a presentation made early last year to the Philhealth board by director Anthony Leachon (who represents the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas), three distinctive monetary and actuarial projections demonstrated that the firm would come up short on saves by the center of this current year.

If that happens, Philhealth won't have the capacity to pay the healing centers that have been giving medicinal administrations to senior citizens. The hospitals won’t have any option but to stop doing so, endangering the lives of vulnerable senior citizens.

Obviously the Aquino administration’s gang of three, as they did in the case of the Dengvaxia debacle, had absolutely no compunction about risking the lives of millions of Filipinos.

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