The case for a Philippine RICO
The idea is not new here. Anti-racketeering bills have been filed since the 1990s but they lapsed for want of urgency.
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The idea is not new here. Anti-racketeering bills have been filed since the 1990s but they lapsed for want of urgency.
A Regional Trial Court in NCR has convicted an individual for attempting to defraud DepEd’s Senior High School Voucher Program using falsified billing…
The Department of Health assures the public there are no Ebola cases in the Philippines despite outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda,…
Jakrajutatip stepped down from her executive roles at JKN Global Group and resigned from her position at the Miss Universe Organization, a dramatic fall from…
Philippine immigration officers intercept a Chinese national wanted for allegedly embezzling ₱8.1B, after an Interpol alert flagged her transit through NAIA.
A new TransUnion report shows Filipino companies lost an estimated P4 trillion to fraud in the past year, equivalent to about 6% of annual revenues, as…
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) announced a major milestone in emergency response, revealing that prank and fraudulent calls to the…
The Commission on Audit (COA) has uncovered four irregular DPWH flood control projects in Bulacan worth P360 million, citing “ghost projects,” missing…
The Bureau of Immigration hailed the Tarlac court ruling voiding the birth certificate of former Bamban Mayor Alice Guo, calling it a crucial move to combat…
Thailand deports 10 Chinese nationals linked to the high-profile kidnapping of actor Wang Xing, rescued from a cyber-fraud centre in Myanmar. Thai police…
New York state seeks $370 mn from Trump in fraud case: court filing
Shakira pays 6.6-M euros in another Spain tax fraud case
Shakira reaches deal to settle Spain tax fraud case
Shakira in the dock in Spanish tax fraud case
Besieged Megaworld faces more questions, legal woes over ‘fraud’ case