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Singson pins corrupt network on Marcos, tells him to resign

Asia · Philippines

Singson pins corrupt network on Marcos, tells him to resign

Coverage: 2 sources

FORMER Ilocos Sur governor Chavit Singson on Monday accused President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of masterminding what he described as “the biggest corruption scheme,” alleging that billions of pesos meant for flood control projects have been siphoned off through a “well-orchestrated network” within the administration.In a public address, Singson claimed that half a trillion pesos allocated for flood control under the Marcos administration had not all…See the Story

House bill proposes stronger infrastructure corruption body

Corruption · Navotas

House bill proposes stronger infrastructure corruption body

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

With Filipinos tired of the government’s slow-paced flood control inquiry, Navotas Rep. Toby Tiangco has filed a bill that grants more powers to a panel tasked with probing anomalous infrastructure deals nationwide.See the Story

Local officials, lawmakers, and leaders back urgent passage of Sen. Bam Aquino’s CAP Act

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · Metro Manila

Local officials, lawmakers, and leaders back urgent passage of Sen. Bam Aquino’s CAP Act

Who wouldn’t support a faster classroom building program? More than 300 local officials, lawmakers, and other leaders have united in expressing their strong support for the passage of Sen. Bam Aquino’s Classroom-Building Acceleration Program (CAP) Act, stating that the proposed measure aims to help address the classroom backlog in public schools nationwide. Senate Bill No.See the Story

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