In the unsigned affidavit, Napoles said she “bought” an existing foundation, the Philippine Social Development Foundation Incorporated, using the knowledge she supposedly obtained from Abad. Later, she set up several other foundations “to enter into agreements” with politicians.
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Napoles claimed that she gave 40- to 50-percent commissions to certain senators and congressmen in exchange for their PDAF allocation.
“There were times I made advances, rebates, commissions to lawmakers. For example, if there is a P5-million project, upon listing, the agreement will entail giving the whole 50-percent commissions or a mere portion of it,” Napoles said in her draft affidavit.
She also said that she believed her transactions with lawmakers were “legitimate and righteous.”
“I am only a simple person who wanted to earn for my family… Had I known that giving commissions is illegal, I would not have done such thing,” Napoles said. – See more at:
Ilang kabilang sa “Napolist”, itinangging sangkot sila sa pork barrel scam
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source: GMA news