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Lacson says he signed Pharmally draft report, but with 'strong reservations' – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Lacson says he signed Pharmally draft report, but with 'strong reservations' – Manila Bulletin

Partido Reporma standard-bearer Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said he has signed the partial committee report of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee’s investigation into the multi-billion scandal involving the Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp. and the government but said he signified his “strong reservati

Source: mb.com.ph
DOJ not yet ready to ask NBI for Pharmally probe - Vimarsana News

DOJ not yet ready to ask NBI for Pharmally probe

Senator Richard Gordon says any Filipino citizen can file a complaint

Unlike House, Senate panel wants cases vs Yang, Lao, Duque over Pharmally - Vimarsana News

Unlike House, Senate panel wants cases vs Yang, Lao, Duque over Pharmally

The lawyer of President Rodrigo Duterte's ex-economic adviser Michael Yang says the partial Senate panel report has 'no legal nor factual basis'

Not enough evidence to file raps vs. Michael Yang, Christopher Lao —House panel chair - Vimarsana News

Not enough evidence to file raps vs. Michael Yang, Christopher Lao —House panel chair

"Lahat ng nangyari sa committee ay based sa evidence lang po and we undertook all procedures and processes legally and fairly," Aglipay said at a virtual presser."So ang sagot ko po diyan sa tanong ninyo kay Michael Yang and Christopher Lao, insufficiency of evidence. The evidence does not warrant or is not enough for cases to hold," he added.

Philippines slaps ban on child marriage - Vimarsana News

Philippines slaps ban on child marriage

New legislation carries up to 12 years in prison for those who flout the law