Alice Guo may have left Philippines using Chinese passport: Senator Gatchalian


Sen Sherwin Gatchalian (left) and Bamban Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo. - Senate Public Relations and Information Bureau and INQUIRER.net Read more: https://globalnation.inquirer.net/242921/alice-guo-may-have-left-ph-using-chinese-passport-gatchalian#ixzz8gF4202Oq Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook

MANILA: It is possible that suspended Bamban Mayor Alice Guo had already left the country using her Chinese passport.

This possibility was raised on Wednesday (July 17) by Sen Sherwin Gatchalian.

“Based on our information from the Bureau of Immigration is that she’s still here because we checked if Guo Hua Ping has already left the Philippines, but they haven’t found such a record so far,” Gatchalian said over Radyo 630.

The National Bureau of Investigation has already confirmed that Guo and Chinese passport holder Guo Hua Ping are the same.

Gatchalian claimed last month that Guo was using Chinese and Philippine passports from 2008 to 2011.

This time, however, the senator expressed belief that the suspended mayor still uses her Chinese passport.

“I believe her Chinese passport is still there,” Gatchalian said.

“I believe that she has a Filipino passport, that she has a Chinese passport. Maybe she used her Chinese passport to leave,” he added.

But Guo’s lawyer, Stephen David, has repeatedly said the suspended mayor remains in the Philippines.

Guo was ordered arrested by the Senate last July 13 for her repeated failure to attend the past hearings of the committee on women.

She has been the subject of the panel’s probe after authorities found evidence linking her to a raided Philippine offshore gaming operator in Bamban, Tarlac. - Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN

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