Former Congressman Mike Defensor announced that he has received information indicating that Orly Guteza is still in the Philippines, though his exact location remains unknown.

Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV has filed cyberlibel and perjury complaints against Mike Defensor and others, stemming from bribery allegations linked to an ICC probe and 'Marines' testimony.

MANILA, Philippines — Palace press officer Claire Castro has likened Mike Defensor to infamous Senate witness Ador Mawanay, who testified against Sen. Panfilo Lacson over two decades ago but later retracted his statements. At Thursday’s briefing, Castro was asked to comment on Defensor’s warning that another group of former marines would soon come forward with their supposed firsthand

MANILA, Philippines — “Where is Orly Guteza?” Former Congressman Mike Defensor said on Thursday that he received information that Orly Guteza is still in the Philippines, but does not know his exact…

National Security Adviser Eduardo Año has filed legal action against 18 individuals, including supposedly former Marines, a lawyer, and a former congressman, for allegedly spreading 'malicious and fabricated' claims about his involvement in a cash delivery.

MANILA, Philippines — Manila Rep. Bienvenido Abante Jr. has denied receiving suitcases of cash, saying the “malicious” allegations are merely political attacks stemming from his stand against extrajudicial killings (EJKs) during the previous administration’s drug war. In a statement on Wednesday, Abante said the allegations made by several personalities, including former lawmaker Mike Defensor and broadcaster

Former Congressman Mike Defensor announced that he has received information indicating that Orly Guteza is still in the Philippines, though his exact location remains unknown.

Former Rep. Mike Defensor’s warning that another group of former Marines would soon come forward with supposed firsthand accounts of an alleged bribery scheme in the administration of President Marcos is turning him into another Ador Mawanay, according to Palace press officer Claire Castro. Mawanay—whose real name is Antonio Luis Marquez—falsely accused Sen. Panfilo Lacson