Philippine Ombudsman Alleges Romualdez Attempting to Leave Country Despite Travel Ban
The Philippine Ombudsman has alleged that Martin Romualdez is attempting to leave the Philippines despite a travel ban, while his spokesperson states he will remain to clear his name. President Marcos has maintained a hands-off approach regarding his cousin's case.
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Romualdez to remain in PH to clear name, says spokesperson
MANILA, Philippines — Former House Speaker and Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez remains in the country, his spokesperson Elaine Atienza said on Monday. Atienza made this in response to the pronouncement of Assistant Ombudsman Mico Clavano, citing “credible intelligence reports” that Romualdez “has not ceased attempting to leave the country.” READ: Gardiola raps under review;
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Former House speaker Martin Romualdez is attempting to slip out of the country through “informal channels” to evade an impending plunder case, the Office of the Ombudsman revealed yesterday.
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