NBI Confirms Leviste and Legarda Departed from the Philippines
The National Bureau of Investigation has confirmed that Representative Leandro Leviste and Senator Loren Legarda have fled the country amid ongoing probes. This raises questions about their involvement in serious allegations.
Matibag Dismisses Orders to Investigate Leviste's Allegations
NBI Director Melvin Matibag refutes claims of being pressured to investigate Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste amid allegations linked to a scandal involving Executive Secretary Ralph Recto.
House Leaders Reject Leachon's Call for Sec. Recto's Resignation
House leaders rallied in support of Executive Secretary Ralph Recto, dismissing Dr. Tony Leachon's call for his resignation as unfounded and irrelevant.
Lawmakers Stand Firm Against Calls for Recto's Resignation Amid PhilHealth Controversy
Lawmakers are defending Executive Secretary Ralph Recto against calls for his resignation related to PhilHealth funding issues. Critics cite financial mismanagement, but Recto's supporters urge focus on his work.
Lawmakers Condemn Leviste: Privilege Speech Misused for Baseless Claims
Key lawmakers in the House of Representatives have rebuked Rep. Leandro Leviste for misusing his privilege speech to make unsubstantiated allegations against fellow members.
Marcos Remains Neutral in Recto-Leviste Dispute, Says Palace
The Palace has confirmed that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will not get involved in the feud between Executive Secretary Ralph Recto and Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste. Officials are urged to settle their differences privately.
Recto Accuses Leviste of Bribery and Disinformation Tactics
In a heated exchange, Executive Secretary Ralph Recto accused Rep. Leandro Leviste of offering bribes to influence election outcomes. The conflict reveals deeper issues in Batangas politics.
Recto Rejects Ghost Project Claims, Responds to Leviste's Accusations
Ralph Recto firmly denies accusations of ghost projects made by Rep. Leandro Leviste, asserting his commitment to transparency in public service.