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Martin and Jose Manuel Romualdez are facing investigation by the Sandiganbayan, which has denied motions related to their cases.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated oct 17

The latest in this situation

  1. Plunder charges filed against Romualdez, Marcoleta, Yang, and Leviste; Sandiganbayan criticized Supreme Court ruling.
  2. Allegations detail Consuelo instructing deliveries and Romualdez receiving cash at Forbes Park.
  3. Martin Romualdez faces a plunder case regarding government funds allegedly used to purchase property with hijacked funds.
  4. Jason Abalos commented on Romualdez's alleged corruption as the Sandiganbayan handles the case.
  5. Ombudsman filed plunder charges against Romualdez; Sandiganbayan issued hold departure order.

How it started

4 reports, 4 independent, last reported Oct 15. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Martin and Jose Manuel Romualdez are facing investigation by the Sandiganbayan, which has denied motions related to their cases.

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  1. Allegations detail Consuelo instructing deliveries and Romualdez receiving cash at Forbes Park.1 source
  2. Sandiganbayan issued an arrest warrant against Martin Romualdez, following comments by Antonio Tinio.Sub-event
  3. The Ombudsman received intelligence reports on his travel attempts and referenced a Sandiganbayan hold order concerning Martin Romualdez.Sub-event
  4. Sandiganbayan denies motion to lift hold order in the investigation into the Romualdez family.1 source
  5. Ombudsman cited complaints involving plunder against Romualdez, who is facing proceedings in the Philippines.1 source

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