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Senate Blue Ribbon Committee Chairman Teofisto “TG” Guingona III and Senate President Franklin Drilon on Monday, May 12, signed a subpoena directing Justice Secretary Leila de Lima to present to the Senate the controversial “Napoles list” which reportedly contains names of lawmakers implicated in the pork barrel scam. De Lima said she will comply with the subpoena. Guingona said he will make public the list once it is submitted by De Lima, who earlier said she would need to vet the list before releasing it. President Aquino himself said he has seen two lists which didn’t match. Rehabilitation Secretary Panfilo Lacson also had a third list reportedly given to him by relatives of alleged pork barrel scam mastermind Janet Lim Napoles. That same list will also be given to the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, Guingona said.
Read the full story on Rappler.
A related story on Senator Alan Peter Cayetano asking that Napoles be compelled to testify on the list is also on Rappler.
The story on President Aquino saying he had seen two different versions of the list is likewise on Rappler.
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