Tingog Partylist Representative Jude Acidre believes additional names beyond the ten presented by the prosecution will emerge as the impeachment trial investigation progresses.
Acidre emphasized that the disbursement and liquidation of public funds must strictly follow regulations, stating that fund confidentiality cannot serve as an excuse to evade accountability.
He also expressed skepticism over audit disclosures revealing that the Secretary of Education held confidential funds—a historic first.
Acidre questioned what specific national security activities the Department of Education was conducting that extended so far beyond its traditional mandate.
