Lawyer Predicts Disqualification Case Against Pamela Baricuatro Will Fail
Veteran lawyer Ferdinand Topacio stated three reasons why the disqualification case filed against incoming Cebu Gov. Pamela Baricuatro is likely to fail. The case, based on a pre-election survey, is seen as political harassment and faces procedural errors. Topacio emphasized that the grounds for disqualification are weak and the timing of the filing was incorrect.
The disqualification case against incoming Cebu Gov. Pamela Baricuatro is likely to fail, according to veteran lawyer Ferdinand Topacio. Topacio outlined three key reasons why the case is unlikely to succeed. He criticized the filing of the case as political harassment and erroneous from the beginning.
Topacio emphasized that the case was wrongly filed and highlighted procedural errors. The complainant accused Baricuatro of violating the Fair Elections Act based on a pre-election survey that showed her leading by a significant margin. However, Topacio argued that the survey publication is not grounds for disqualification.
Despite concerns over recent decisions by the Comelec, Topacio expressed hope that the case will be resolved fairly. He warned against any attempt to subvert the will of the people and emphasized the importance of upholding democratic processes.
According to the source: Manila Bulletin.
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