Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV is making noise after the
delivery of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s fifth (5th) State of the
Nation Address (SONA).
Trillanes believes that real motive of the President in
asking the two giant telcos Globe and Smart by December to shape up is for the “Davao
Group” to have its free entry in that industry.
“Marami pang pasakalye, Duterte just wants HIS 3rd Telco to
get a free ride on the cell towers built by Smart and Globe. That’s why he is
now shaking down MVP and Ayala. Gusto ng Davao group na laway lang ang kapital
nila, may telco na sila,” said Trillanes on Twitter.
Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV (photo credit to owner) |
In his fifth State of the Nation Address, Duterte
aired a fresh warning against the telecom duopoly: “Kindly improve your
services before December. Tell us now if you cannot really improve on it,
because I will work…The next two years will be spent improving the
telecommunications of this country without you.”
(photo credit to owner) |
“‘Yung Smart pati itong Globe ilang taon na ito, at
ang sagot palagi sa akin, ‘The party cannot be reached’, eh saan pala pumunta
‘yung y**a na ‘yun?,” he added.
It might be remembered that the government
auctioned a third telco franchise two years ago which DITO Telecommunity of
Davao-based Dennis Uy and China Telecom was the lone, qualified bidder.
It was reported that DITO Telecommunity will start
commercial operations by March 2021.
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