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A former communist and member of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-NPA) has called out the Commission of Appointments (COA) to make a thorough audit of the funds received from the national government by the Makabayan bloc of the House of Representatives.
Jeffrey “Ka Eric” Celiz, in SMNI program "Laban Kasama ang Bayan" on Aug. 20, said Makabayan party-list receives millions of pesos from the national treasury but are used to further advance the different programs of the CPP-NPA-NDF (National Democratic Front).
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“We are challenging, and calling,
and appealing to the Commission on Audit. Make a very credible and incisive
audit kung saan napunta ang pondo ng mamamayan at ng taong bayan na
nilulustay at inaabuso ng CPP-NPA-NDF gamit ang kanilang Kamatayan
Bloc na mga partylist (on where the funds of the people are being
spent on by the Death Bloc and being used by the CPP-NPA-NDF),” Celiz said.
He called out the COA amidst the
alleged deficiences on he budget of the Department of Health and other
government agencies.
The Makabayan Bloc, composed of
Bayan Muna, Gabriela, Kabataan, and ACT Teachers party-list groups, is
receiving a budget of not less than PHP70 million every year from the national
government.
“Ibig nating ipaabot sa COA na
kung mayron kayong dapat i-audit ngayon, at kung mayron kayong dapat
busisiin sa pag abuso sa pondo, walang iba kundi itong Kamatayan Bloc ng CPP-NPA-NDF na
gumagamit ng pondo, bilyon bilyon, in the last 20 years (We would like to call
on COA, if there are funds that you should look into, this is no other than
those of the Kamatayan Bloc of the CPP-NPA-NDF, which have spent billions of
government funds for the last 20 years),” he said.
Presidential Anti-Corruption
Commission (PACC) Chair Greco Belgica also supported Celiz' call.
“Especially may mga allegation na their
funds are being used to fund terrorist activities or mga NPA, dapat
po talagang ma-audit ng COA ‘yan para maging official 'yung audit
report at masampahan ng ka-ukulang kaso kung sino man ang may sala (there
are allegations that their funds are being used to fund terrorist activities
and the NPA. They should be audited by COA for it to be official and so that
proper charges may be filed),” Belgica said in the same forum.
The CPP-NPA is listed as a
terrorist organization by the United States, European Union, the United
Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the Philippines.
The NDF has been formally
designated as a terrorist organization by the Anti-Terrorism Council on June
23, 2021, citing it as “an integral and separate part” of the CPP-NPA created
in April 1973
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