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Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV responded with “Bring it on” after the camp of Vice President Sara Duterte threatened legal action against him over his latest accusations involving alleged funds from China.

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Key Details of the Dispute

• The Allegations: Trillanes claimed at a press briefing that millions in remittances flowed from China into companies connected to Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband, lawyer Manases Carpio. He also renewed claims concerning alleged payoffs linked to Davao-based associates.

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• The Duterte Camp’s Reaction: Legal representatives and spokespersons for VP Sara Duterte dismissed the claims as “malicious fabrications” and recycled lies intended for political character assassination, warning that they are prepared to take Trillanes to court.

• Trillanes’ Stance: When asked by media about the impending legal actions, Trillanes dismissed the warnings, replying “Bring it on” and refusing to walk back his claims.

• Government Response: Malacañang and Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. publicly addressed the issue, noting that while accusations of foreign funds affecting public figures carry serious national security implications, Trillanes must formally present verified proof and substantiate his claims before relevant authorities.

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