3 witnesses to alleged vote-rigging operations surface at Senate
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Three whistleblowers from Quezon province went to the Senate on Monday to meet with some senators in a bid to expose an alleged poll-rigging operation to favor candidates of the administration.
The whistleblowers, who hid behind scarves and sunglasses, were accompanied by Council of Philippine Affairs (COPA) secretary-general Pastor Boy Saycon.
They were scheduled to meet with senators Sergio Osmeña III, TG Guingona, and Vicente Sotto III, all candidates during the May 9 polls, as well as Sen. Nancy Binay, whose father, outgoing Vice President Jejomar Binay, lost in the presidential election.
















