Edu Manzano reminds taxpayers on public funds: ‘Pera natin ‘yan, bantayan natin’

Edu Manzano urged the general public to talk and to demand accountability from authorities officers, and emphasised that they’ve the best to do that as taxpayers.

The skilled actor, who has been pronounced in his Criticism of the Authoritiesacknowledged a reminiscence of the general public funds that come from the cash from the taxpayers.

“MGA KA-Taxpayer, Tandaan Niyo” To, Wala Talagang “PERA NG GOBYERNO.” PERA NATING LAhat ‘YAN! “He mentioned.” Kaya Bawwat Proyekto, Bawwat Servisyo, invested Tayo d’Yan. Sulitin Natin, Bantayan Natin. “

(For my colleague taxpayers, hold this in thoughts, public funds usually are not the cash from the federal government. It’s our cash! So we now have invested in each authorities venture and providers. Let’s get the most effective out of it. Let’s test them.)

Manzano famous that though those that are in place have the obligation to serve the general public, the residents have the accountability to keep watch over them.

“At Oo … Kahit Bumili Ka Lang Ng Suka, Asin, Toyo, O Nagbayad NG Tubig, taxpayer Ka Na Rin,” he continued. (And sure, even when you have solely bought vinegar, salt, soy sauce or consuming water, you might be already a taxpayer.)

“Akala ng iba, Kapag Wala Silang Trabaho Wala Silang Ambag. Pero Lahat ng Namomblema Sa Araw-oraw, Lahat ng Bumibili ng Makakain … Kasama Ka MGA taxable particular person,” he reminded.

(Some suppose that they don’t contribute tax solely as a result of they’re unemployed. However everybody who spends for his or her day by day wants is a taxpayer.)

Manzano closed his place and underlined: “Hindi for a very long time” to Tungkol Sa Mayayaman o Empeyado .. Lahat Tayo Magkakasama Sa Laban Na ‘To. ” (This isn’t simply concerning the wealthy and the working class. We’re all collectively on this battle.)

The sentiment of Manzano got here within the midst of the continuing investigation into the alleged deviating flood management tasks below the Division of Public Works and Highways. /RA