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NBI willing to provide safe house for 18 alleged ex-Marines
Politicsinquirer5h ago

NBI willing to provide safe house for 18 alleged ex-Marines

MANILA, Philippines —  The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is willing to provide a safe house for the 18 alleged former Marines, who claimed to be bagmen of former Ako Bicol Partylist Rep. Zaldy Co, to secure their safety amid the investigation, Melvin Matibag, bureau director, said on Monday. This followed reports that the 18

Sara Duterte says Co’s 18 ‘bagmen’ must ‘not be sidelined, dismissed’
Politicsinquirer11d ago

Sara Duterte says Co’s 18 ‘bagmen’ must ‘not be sidelined, dismissed’

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte on Thursday hailed the 18 former Marines who acted as alleged bagmen of resigned Ako Bicol Rep. Elizaldy Co, and said that this only “proved” initial information that the government had been coordinating with the International Criminal Court (ICC). The vice president also said that the revelations by

DOJ reviewing resolutions in Co plunder, Revilla malversation cases
Politicsinquirer11d ago

DOJ reviewing resolutions in Co plunder, Revilla malversation cases

MANILA, Philippines — The resolutions for the plunder case against former Ako Bicol Partylist Rep. Zaldy Co and the malversation case against former Senator Bong Revilla are now under review, according to Department of Justice (DOJ) spokesperson Polo Martinez. Co’s plunder and Revilla’s malversation cases were connected to the flood control anomalies currently being investigated

Lawyer of 18 ‘bagmen’ admits oversight in de Lima’s inclusion in list
Politicsinquirer11d ago

Lawyer of 18 ‘bagmen’ admits oversight in de Lima’s inclusion in list

MANILA, Philippines — The lawyer of the 18 supposed “bagmen” of former Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Elizaldy Co on Thursday admitted a possible “oversight” in naming Mamamayang Liberal partylist Rep. Leila de Lima among the lawmakers who allegedly received suitcases of cash as kickbacks from flood control projects. Atty. Levito “Levi” Baligod’s admission directly contradicted