00:00 The Anti-Terrorism Council's terrorist group,
00:04 Congressman Arnulfo Tevez Jr.,
00:06 former Governor Pryde Henry Tevez,
00:08 and 11 others,
00:10 are the ones who are coming back.
00:11 Find out in the interview of Sandra Aguinaldo and Yvonne Mayrina.
00:14 The visit of Governor Ruel de Gamo and others
00:21 inside his own house in Marso,
00:23 is one of the series of people who are trying to kill the Negroes in the East.
00:27 This is the basis of the Anti-Terrorism Council,
00:30 for the country to be a terrorist, the so-called Mastermind,
00:33 of the Negro-oriented Third District Representative Arnulfo Arnulfo Arnulfo Arnulfo Arnulfo Tevez Jr.
00:37 The evidence gathered by the ATC,
00:40 compels us not to treat the killings, abuses,
00:43 and the acquisition of high-powered firearms and explosives
00:47 as independent and isolated crimes,
00:50 because these acts are not committed
00:53 just to cause injury to people or to grab property.
00:57 These violent acts were motivated by the underlying objectives
01:02 to intimidate the residents of Negros Oriental,
01:05 using his position in government
01:07 to thoroughly control the province through fear and intimidation.
01:11 We, the ATC,
01:25 have found probable cause to warrant these designations,
01:28 covering offenses related to committing terrorism,
01:32 planning, training, preparing, and facilitating terrorist acts,
01:36 recruitment and membership in a terrorist organization,
01:39 as well as providing material support to terrorists.
01:42 Because there is no case that will be filed against Tevez,
01:45 there is no warrant of arrest that will be issued against him.
01:48 There is no basis to arrest him.
01:50 The country's terrorist still has a heavy effect.
01:53 Upon the designation of an individual or organization,
01:57 it is ministerial upon the part of the Anti-Money Laundering Council
02:01 to issue an ex parte order to freeze without delay the assets.
02:05 The congressman previously denied that he is involved in the killings.
02:09 Earlier, Congressman Tevez faced the media through video conferencing.
02:15 He said he is not a terrorist and he does not have a group that is involved in terrorism.
02:21 There's no such thing as a Tevez terror group.
02:23 You're stupid. You will terrorize people if you will be elected.
02:30 As for the possible freezing of his assets,
02:34 they should buy a big freezer. Maybe it won't fit.
02:38 [Laughs]
02:41 I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I don't have any.
02:46 His brother, the former Negros Oriental Governor,
02:49 Pride Henry Tevez, was surprised by the terrorist tag on him,
02:53 especially when he was injured in the Batasan bombing in 2007.
02:58 Why would I be a terrorist if I'm a victim of terrorism?
03:01 I was a victim of a terrorist activity then and it almost cost me my life.
03:12 Some of the other people on the list denied that the country is their terrorist.
03:18 They did not commit any acts of terrorism.
03:22 Mrs. Nidegamo was pleased with the attack of the ATC.
03:26 The acts that we have been doing in our province, it's really that of a terrorist.
03:31 According to Brother Tevez, his lawyers are studying their legal action.
03:37 For GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo.
03:41 Ivan Mayrina, for Tutok, 24 hours.
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