Palace Distances Marcos from Romualdez Corruption Allegations
The Philippine Palace clarified that House Speaker Romualdez's corruption remarks were not directed at President Marcos, actively distancing the President from the allegations. This comes as Marcos also approved the promotion of 17 senior PNP officers and visited Palayan City.
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Marcos OKs promotion of 17 senior PNP officers – DILG
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved the rank promotion of 17 senior Philippine National Police (PNP) officers, according to a memorandum from the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG). A memorandum dated April 20 from Special Police Assistant to the Secretary of the Interior and Local Government Col. Christopher Olazo,
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President Marcos does not feel alluded to by former speaker Martin Romualdez’s slamming corruption in the administration, Malacañang said yesterday, maintaining that it was the Chief Executive who ordered the probe on questionable flood control projects.
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