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Philippines LIVE: Senate Erupts As Lawmakers Demand Investigation Into Zaldy Co’s 2025 Budget Claims
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11:06:16Now PlayingPhilippines Senate Probe | Zaldy Co Budget Scandal | Marcos Budget Insertion | Romualdez Corruption Claims | 2025 Budget Controversy | Philippine Politics | Blue Ribbon Hearing
Philippine senators intensify pressure on the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) to investigate former Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co’s explosive claim that ₱100 billion in projects were inserted into the 2025 national budget on orders from President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and former Speaker Martin Romualdez.
Co publicly admits he facilitated the massive insertions during bicam negotiations, igniting a political firestorm and calls for a deeper, independent probe into alleged high-level corruption. Lawmakers warn the scandal could expand further as new witnesses and documents emerge.
#PhilippinesNews #ZaldyCo #BudgetScandal #MarcosJr #Romualdez #BlueRibbonCommittee #PhilippinePolitics #CorruptionProbe #SenateHearing #ICIInvestigation
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