Former lawmaker vows to apologize if proven wrong over Comelec deal with new tech provider

By Via Bianca Ramones

Jun 26, 2024 12:34 pm

MANILA, Philippines — A former lawmaker said he would apologize if his allegations against the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and its South Korean-based technology provider would be proven wrong.

Edgar Erice, the ex-Caloocan second district representative, told a press briefing on Wednesday that in any case he was not violating any law in discussing the disadvantages of the Comelec's agreement with Miru Systems Inc.

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