Jinggoy Estrada and Manuel Bonoan face new plunder charges, while Marcos defends his administration's handling of the scandal.

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Jinggoy Estrada and Manuel Bonoan face new plunder charges, while Marcos defends his administration's handling of the scandal.

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Marcos Jinggoy Estrada Manuel Bonoan

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The Ombudsman indicted Joseph Estrada and Manuel Bonoan for infrastructure corruption charges filed with the Sandiganbayan. All 1 developments

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Marcos
Indonesian politician (born 1985 in Jakarta)
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Jinggoy Estrada
Filipino politician and actor (born 1963)
- Political figures, including Sara Duterte, face scrutiny over corruption and impeachment proceedings.Fri 11:46
- A complaint has been filed with the ombudsman regarding alleged kickbacks related to flood control projects, leading to the suspension of a senator.Tue 08:46
Manuel Bonoan
Filipino businessman

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