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PARA kay Lanao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong, “dead-on-arrival” ang inihaing impeachment complaint laban kay Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Ayon kay Adiong, na tumatayong chairman ng House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms, ang naturang reklamo ay “weak, unsupported by credible evidence, and unlikely to prosper in the House of Representatives.”
Binigyang-diin ng Mindanaoan lawmaker na ang impeachment ay maituturing na “most serious constitutional power” ng Kongreso kung kaya hindi ito dapat ginagamit bilang political weapon o publicity tool.
“Impeachment is the heaviest constitutional weapon available to Congress. It cannot—and must not—be wielded on the basis of recycled accusations, hearsay, or purely political grievances,” wika ni Adiong.
“In stark contrast, the accusations directed at President Marcos Jr. rely almost entirely on long-standing claims from vocal critics—claims that have already been repeatedly aired in public without producing new, verifiable evidence capable of withstanding constitutional muster,” dugtong ng mambabatas.
Sa pananaw ni Adiong, ang pagsasampa ng kaso laban sa Punong Ehekutibo ay para lamang makakuha ng media attention dahil ang mga ginamit na basehan ay matagal na at paulit-ulit na umanong binabato ng mga kritiko ng huli.
“There has been no House investigation, no subpoenaed documents, and no proof presented to support the allegations. This is politics dressed up as impeachment, and it will not succeed,” aniya pa.
Subalit tiniyak ni Adiong na idaan ng Kamara sa tamang proseso ang usapin at responsableng gagampanan ang mandato sa usapin ng impeachment.
“The Filipino people deserve governance focused on results, not endless political spectacle.” (ROMER R. BUTUYAN)
