Martin Romualdez to remain in hospital until further orders from Sandiganbayan
The Sandiganbayan 3rd Division is currently deliberating Romualdez’s request for hospital confinement
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[Rappler Investigates] Refuge of the privileged accused
Top officials, including past presidents charged with plunder and/or graft and corruption, suddenly fell ill or developed illnesses that merited confinement
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Rappler Recap: Romualdez’s health condition not an emergency case – doctor
Admitting physician Dr. Kurt Allen Sibayan says he did not see nor examine the lawmaker because he was barred by the attending physicians from entering the room
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Apart from timing, what else is ‘unusual’ about Romualdez’s hospital confinement?
Romualdez’s admitting physician reveals that he did not see nor examine the former House speaker when he was confined on September 7 because the attending physicians barred him from entering the room
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Sandiganbayan orders Romualdez’s transfer to PGH for independent tests
(1st UPDATE) Romualdez will be discharged from the Cardinal Santos Medical Center in San Juan City on Saturday, September 12, and brought to the UP-PGH for medical examination
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Matugas father, son face graft complaints over DPWH contracts
An investigation reveals discrepancies in a road project, with claims of overpayment and direct financial interests linking the Matugases to the contractor
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Ombudsman files new corruption cases vs fugitive Zaldy Co
Co’s new cases stem from the allegedly anomalous P77-million flood control project in Balagtas, Bulacan
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September 11 Rappler+ briefing to spotlight Martin Romualdez wealth investigation
In a briefing for Rappler+ members, reporters, researchers, and anti-corruption groups will take participants into their investigation into the wealth and properties of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez.
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[In This Economy] The Philippine economy is stuck in a rut
It’s a classic case of bad governance leading to bad economics
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Why Loren, Leandro are facing plunder, graft complaints over solar projects
The Ombudsman says Leviste’s network has over P10 billion in unpaid obligations to the government
