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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Martin Romualdez plunder.
'Kahihiyan': Ramon Tulfo, binawi ang pahayag kay Romualdez
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Undefeated Filipino boxer Carl Jammes Martin eyes a world title fight after beating David Picasso in Riyadh, with the WBO super-bantamweight crown his main…
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Undefeated Filipino boxer Mark Martin vows to beat Mexican contender Alan David Picasso in their featherweight clash in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Undersecretary Roberto Bernardo testified that lawmakers allegedly received 3 to 5 percent in “parking…
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A prosecution witness testified during former House Speaker Martin Romualdez’s bail hearing that his name did not appear on project proponent lists maintained…
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The August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM) has urged Filipinos to monitor the plunder case against former House Speaker Martin Romualdez and demand sustained…
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Although plunder is a non-bailable offense when the evidence of guilt is strong, an accused may petition for bail to challenge the strength of the…
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Alcantara testified that he initially used plastic storage boxes, or duraboxes, to transport the cash to Co before switching to suitcases or maletas in 2023.
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Senator Rodante Marcoleta faces a 90-day suspension by the Sandiganbayan over a P75-million plunder case, with the court citing mandatory preventive measures…
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The Philippine Air Force will receive a full-motion S-70 Black Hawk flight simulator and virtual maintenance training system under a contract between the…
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Photos and videos of suitcases allegedly containing cash delivered to former House Speaker Martin Romualdez’s Forbes Park residence have been presented as…
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Undefeated Filipino boxer Carl Jammes Martin faces Mexico’s David Picasso on 31 October in Riyadh in a world super-bantamweight title elimination bout on the…
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The situation reminds us that the wheels of justice in the Philippines continue to turn, albeit very slowly; nonetheless, they move.
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