
Prosecutors ‘double checking’ Trillanes’ claims targeting Duterte financial records
Allies and legal counsel for the Vice President dismissed Trillanes' accusations as rehashed lies and baseless political attacks.
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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Antonio Trillanes IV.

Allies and legal counsel for the Vice President dismissed Trillanes' accusations as rehashed lies and baseless political attacks.
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Malacañang supports Trillanes' claim that VP Sara Duterte allegedly received Chinese funding, raising national security concerns. Discover the details behind…
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Former IBP president Domingo Cayosa said Antonio Trillanes IV’s testimony may be unnecessary in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial if prosecutors…
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Former lawmaker Mike Defensor files a rejoinder to the DOJ over Antonio Trillanes IV’s cyber libel case and urges the Senate to intensify its probe into the…
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Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV files a cyberlibel complaint with the DOJ against Senators Alan Peter Cayetano, Rodante Marcoleta and ex-Marines over…
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The attempt to apprehend Dela Rosa suffers from bigger infirmities than Duterte’s case.
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Lawyer Levito Baligod submits joint affidavit of 18 former marines to the Office of the Ombudsman, elevating corruption allegations and prompting denials from…
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Trillanes allegedly received $2 million — or about P112 million — from Co in late 2023 which was purportedly converted from US dollars to pesos and placed two…
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Sen. Leila de Lima urges Senate President Tito Sotto to stop comparing her and Sen. Trillanes’ involuntary absences during detention to Sen. Bato dela Rosa’s…
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"This is almost 200 contracts. From the city hall of Davao, up until they became president,” Trillanes said in Filipino.
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House Deputy Minority Leader Leila de Lima called out former senator Antonio Trillanes IV on Wednesday for sowing “division” among the opposition by making…
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Two militant lawmakers argued that Dela Rosa’s request must not be heeded as this is a direct affront to the rule of law.
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