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EXPOSE: How Former DILG Sec. Ismael Sueno Joins the Yellow Mafia in the Controversial Firetruck Deals

A concerned group on social media, Davao Design Studio released an expose on social media through a series of slides which demonstrates how the former DILG Secretary Ismael Sueno allegedly joined the Yellow Mafia to pursue the controversial Rosenbauer Firetruck deals from Austria.


Based upon the expose, as early as July 2016, concrete steps have been taken by former Interior Secretary Sueno and his inner circle control the DILG. The alleged schemes of Sueno and the Yellow Mafia haved paved the way for the success of the anomalous Rosenbauer Firetruck project worth P1.53 billion.

The Rosenbauer transaction is a multi-billion peso concessional loan for 76 firetrucks initiated by Mar Roxas. A local firetruck is worth P6 million each but the Austrian Firetruck is worth P20.4 million each.

All details of communications between those personalities involved being discussed in slides below can be accessed online by heading to bitly/RosenbauerConspiracy.

Here's the Complete Slides Exposing How Sueno Joins the Yellow Mafia:






 





















 Source: bitly/RosenbauerConspiracy

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