The Napolist Revealed

JUST IN TIME, before the Senate ordered Secretary Leila De Lima to hand over the lost of government officials involved in the PDAF scam, former senator Panfilo Lacson revealed to media his copy of the Napolist that he received in the earlier part of the pork barrel controversy. Now that the Lacson copy is out, the Filipino people will have means to safeguard indirectly the contents of the De Lima copy. 

The Lacson Copy

Senators

Ramon Revilla Jr. - current

Jose Jinggoy Estrada - current

Juan Ponce Enrile - current

Vicente Sotto III - current

Loren Legarda - current

Aquilino Koko Pimentel - former

Manuel Manny Villar - former

Allan Peter Cayetano - current

Gregorio Gringo Honasan II- current

Robert Barbers - former

Francis Joseph Chiz Escudero - current

Representatives

Jesus Judin Romualdo - former

Florencio Abad - former

Banzai Nieva - former 

Maite Defensor - former

Joel Villanueva - former

Isidro Ungab - current (Davao City, 3rd District)

Reynaldo Umali - current (Oriental Mindoro, 2nd District)

Salacnib Baterina - former

Conrado Estrella III - Parti List ABONO 

Raymond Estrella - former

Victor Ortega - current (La Union, 1st District)

Neil Benedict Montejo - current (Party List AN WARAY)

Arthur Pinggoy - former

Samuel Dangwa - former

Florencio Flores Jr MD - current (Bataan, 2nd District)

Erwin Chiongbian - former

Erico Fabian - former

Florencio Miraflores - former

Napoleon Beration - former

Ricky Sandoval - former

Maximo Rodriguez Jr - current (Party List ABAMIN) 

Rufus Rodriguez - current (Cagayan De Oro City, 2nd District)

Rizalina Seachon Lanete - former

JV Ejercito - former (now, senator of 16th Congress)

Edgar Valdez - former

Scott Davies Lanete MD - current (Masbate, 3rd District) 

Rafael Nantes - former

Sunny Rose Madamba - former

Ruffy Biazon -  former

Gerald Anthony Gullas Jr - current (Cebu, 1st District) 

Carlos Padilla - current (Nueva Viscaya, Lone District)

Rodolfo Plaza - former

Arnulfo Fuentebella - former

Raul Del Mar - current (Cebu City, 1st District)

Rommel Amatong - current (Compostela Valley, 2nd District)

Marc Douglas Cagas - former

Digaden Dilangalen - former

Iggy Arroyo - former

Rodolfo Valencia - former

Eduardo Zialcita - former

Nanette Costalo Daza - former

Constantino Jaraula - former

Clavel Martinez - former

Francisco EmManuel Ortega - current (Sarangani, Lone District) 

Peter Falcon - former

Isidro Real - former

Corazon Malanyaon - former

Narciso Monfort - former

Uliran Joaquin - former

Juaquin Chipeco Jr - current (Laguna, 2nd District)

Abdullah Dimaporo - current (Lanao Del Norte, 2nd District)

Ernesto Pablo - former

Marcelino Libanan - former

Rolex Suplico - former

Benasing Macambon Jr - former

Jesnar Falcon - former

Nasser Pangandaman - former

Hussein Pangandaman - former

Reynaldo Boy Umali - current (Oriental Mindoro, 2nd District) 

Amado Bagatsing - current (Manila, 5th District)

Malapitan - former

Ecleo - former

Olano - former

Jesli Lapuz - former

Oscar Oca Rodriguez - current (Pampanga, 3rd District)

Alvarado - former

Tulagan - former

Nograles - former

Agency Employees

Ofelia Agawin (DA)

Allan Umali (DA)

Procy Alcala (DA)

Teresita Panlilio (DAR)

Narciso Nieto (DAR)

Alexis Sevidal (NLDC)

Antonio Ortiz (TRC)

Deniss Cunanan (TRC)

Rhodora Mendoza (NABCOR)

Napoles Agents

Ruby Tuazon

Bryan Yasmuan

Jen Corpuz

Mat Ranillo

Pauline Labayen

Catherine Mae "Maya" Santos

Patricia "Gay" Agana Tan

Alen Ruste

Mon Arcenas

Sources

Ramos, Matikas: "Lacson's Napoles list leaks; Where's Santiago" Philippine Daily Inquirer 13 May 2014 [link]

The Gutierrez Impeachment Trial

Statements

Senator Juan Ponce Enrile, president, Senate: "As a citizen of this republic, I am really not happy with the performance of the Ombudsman and her people... (So) I understood where the President is coming from when he issued those statements because he was getting frustrated and wants to do something."


Impact

The positive impacts of the impeachment trial include:
1. Evidences will be put in the court of law on whether there is basis for the accusations made upon Guttierez.
2. The Filipino people can move on in cleaning up the government of corrupt employees.
3. Evidences on the unsettled legal issues involving the Arroyo administration will be evaluated for their merits in the impeachment court.

There only two important outcome that can weigh on the country because of the trial:
1. The cost of the trial will be very high.
2. A long stretched out trial can derail the other works of the Senate and can be troubling for the people to follow.

UPDATE: Merci Resigned

In a letter dated 29 April 2011, Merceditas Guttierez tendered her resignation to PNoy, effective May 6. On the same day, the President accepted it.

Impacts

One central outcome of the Gutierrez resignation is the automatic discontinuation of the impeachment trial.

Positive Impact to Gutierrez
1. She will save herself the trouble of defending herself from the court.
2. She removed the risk of probably losing the case, including her retirement benefits and right to serve again in the government.

Positive Impact to those Involved in the Scams Mentioned
1. The case will not be scrutinized and deliberated anymore in the impeachment court, keeping the status quo. (If protectionism had happened, those being protected remained so at least for the meantime.)

Positive Impact to the Government
1. It saves millions of pesos of expenditures for the impeachment trial.
2. It allows Senators to more on to other national concerns.
3. It removes in the Office of the Ombudsman the obstacle to cleaning up the government ranks.
4. The Filipino people can finally move on from this issue.

Negative Impact
The sole negative outcome this event brought was the opportunity loss at not having the controversies hounding the Arroyo administration scrutinized in the court of law. 

(Photo courtesy of Philippines Graphic)

Sources

Marvin Sy: "'Noy statements won't affect Senate judgment on Merci," The Philippine Star 25 March 2011
Kimberly Jane Tan: "Ombudsman Merci resigns, 10 days before Senate trial," GMA News 29 April 2011