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No basis yet to indict Romualdez - BBM

The Philippine Star

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November 14, 2025

Also at the briefing, Marcos said there is no evidence yet to include his cousin former speaker Martin Romualdez in the cases to be filed.

“1 don’t think so because no... the only evidence that has been made against him was in the Senate. So I don’t know,” Marcos said.

“If something else comes out, then he might be answerable for something. We don’t file cases for optics. We file cases to put people in jail or make people answer. I know that there are many suggestions of who else we should file cases against, we are fine with that, provide us the evidence and we will file cases against them,” Marcos added.

But his sister Sen. Imee Marcos said she still sees a merry Christmas for some of those linked to the flood control mess ~ contrary to what her brother had declared — especially for their cousin, former speaker Romualdez against whom no cases would be filed.

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Crush political dynasties now or forever suffer corruption

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3 mins

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The Philippine Star

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The Philippine Star

8 DPWH execs in flood mess plead 'not guilty'

Eight regional officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Region 4-B (Mimaropa) have claimed innocence on the alleged P289.5-million substandard flood control project in Oriental Mindoro, awarded to a construction firm linked to resigned Ako Bicol party-list representative Zaldy Co.

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2 mins

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S&P maintains positive economic outlook for Phl

Global debt watcher S&P Global Ratings has affirmed the Philippines' investment-grade credit standing, keeping the country at “BBB+” with a positive outlook as it expects external buffers to remain strong and fiscal consolidation to continue over the next two years.

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