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  1. What‘s lost to greed

    What‘s lost to greed

    Beyond the risk to their safety and health, the flood problem caused by the misuse of funds meant for its prevention may make children imbibe the wrong values.

  2. DFA: No updates on Co’s whereabouts

    DFA: No updates on Co’s whereabouts

    The Philippine government continues its search for former lawmaker Zaldy Co, coordinating with Interpol and foreign authorities after his passport cancellation…

  3. PAOLO “Pulong” Duterte

    Pulong hits selective corruption probe

    But the moment the trail leads to the President’s own cousin, his own child and their congressional minions, the entire process magically collapses.

  4. ‘Pure fabrication, pure lies Rep. Sandro Marcos dismisses as fantasy the claim of ousted lawmaker Zaldy Co that he dipped his hands into government flood control funds. The President’s son, unflinching and visibly annoyed at times, faced the press Thursday after a closed-door hearing of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure.

    Marcos approval hemorrhages

    President Marcos Jr. vows the Philippines will recover from the flood control scandal, but a WR Numero survey shows his approval rating has dropped to 21%,…

  5. Kiko Aquino Dee

    Rallyists: Moves vs corruption fall short

    Anti-corruption advocates, including Kiko Aquino Dee and former Senate president Franklin Drilon, call for stronger accountability and transparency in flood…

  6. Poison in a golden cup

    Poison in a golden cup

    Investigators have cited the lack of a paper trail to pin the culprits of the flood control mess that involves hundreds of billions of pesos yearly.

  7. Selective scheme returns

    Selective scheme returns

    The Office of the President’s list seems to be a guide for the Independent Commission for Infrastructure on where to look and whom to prosecute.

  8. ICI drops names, now what?

    ICI drops names, now what?

    For many Filipinos, simply naming names is not enough; most people are demanding that swift justice be served as soon as possible.

  9. Enough is enough

    Enough is enough

    The people are not looking for another press conference or another committee hearing; they want cases, convictions and consequences.

  10. All PR, lawmaker says of BBM’s graft stance

    All PR, lawmaker says of BBM’s graft stance

    The lawmaker was apparently referring to, among others, the President’s cousin, former Speaker Martin Romualdez, who had been accused of receiving billions of…