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Ramil Madriaga whistleblower

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  1. SUPPORTERS of Vice President Sara Duterte gather along Elliptical Road in Quezon City on 11 September to show their support as she faces arraignment at the Quezon City Hall of Justice on three counts of grave threats.

    Madriaga ruling seen politics-laced

    Sara Duterte’s camp called the dismissal of her first perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga a “political decision,” while questioning the Taguig…

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  4. PRIVATE prosecutor Atty. Amando Ligutan continues his direct examination of former Office of the Vice President Special Disbursing Officer Gina Acosta during Day 17 of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, as questions focus on the disbursement of the OVP’s confidential funds.

    VP defense keeps witness list secret

    Sara Duterte’s defense refuses to reveal its impeachment witnesses as the trial examines the handling of P500 million in confidential funds and key prosecution…

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  9. Vice President Sara Z. Duterte on Monday appeared before the Taguig City Prosecutor’s Office following the filing of the second perjury complaint against Mr. Ramil Madriaga. The Vice President was accompanied by her legal counsel, Atty. Paolo Panelo, during the filing.

    VP slaps Madriaga second perjury raps

    Vice President Sara Duterte filed a second perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga, challenging allegations tied to confidential funds and an impeachment…

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  11. RAMIL de Jesus

    La Salle discipline, dedication fuel Ramil

    Decorated De La Salle University women’s volleyball coach Ramil de Jesus credits discipline, teamwork and unwavering focus for the Lady Spikers’ sustained UAAP…

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  18. RAMIL Madriaga, the alleged bagman of Vice President Sara Duterte, is divested of his bulletproof vest as he attends an impeachment hearing at the House of Representatives in Quezon City.

    Sara pummels Madriaga

    ‘This is no longer about allegations — this is about consistency. And the inconsistencies are glaring.’

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