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We write in connection with a news article published in your esteemed newspaper last Dec. 28, entitled “Comelec wants to test one more vote counting machine” and written by reporter Mayen Jaymalin.

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A source from the Department of Justice said NBI director Reynaldo Wycoco gave specific instructions to investigating units not to leak anything to media. The source hinted that "something big" would be announced by Wycoco soon.


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A source from the Department of Justice said NBI director Reynaldo Wycoco gave specific instructions to investigating units not to leak anything to media. The source hinted that "something big" would be announced by Wycoco soon.


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