MANILA – Senator Antonio Trillanes IV on Wednesday said the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has yet to agree to his request to have the records detailing President Rodrigo Duterte’s bank transactions released.

Trillanes earlier filed a a request with the AMLC asking for Duterte’s bank records. He made the request after Duterte publicly directed the AMLC to disclose information on his net worth.

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Trillanes believes the bank records would prove that Duterte had over P2 billion in bank transactions.

"Nung inilabas ko, inutusan daw nya AMLC. Sumulat ako sa AMLC hihingin ko sana listahan ng transaction. Sumulat sila sa akin, iko-consider daw nila sa meeting nila pero hanggang ngayon wala pa," Trillanes said.

"Ang sinasabi ko ang dali nito, nag-offer na nga ako pakita mo bank accounts mo, prove me wrong, mag-reresign ako, pwede nyo na ako ipatumba, pero ayaw nya gawin, iniiwasan nya ito.”

Trillanes, confident about his allegations against Duterte, again offered to resign and even send himself to jail if he will be proven wrong.

"Kapag mali ako sa alegasyon ko na mayroon sya P2 billion, hindi lang ako magreresign, magwa-walk in din ako sa kulungan, kahit saan nya gusto," Trillanes said.

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