Philippine Daily Inquirer•Just now
Palace: Marcos had no hand in P50-M bounty for Bato dela Rosa
Malacañang on Monday distanced President Marcos from the P50-million bounty for the arrest of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, saying the reward was ordered solely by Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla and the Philippine National Police leadership. Palace press officer Claire Castro stressed that the President did not pers
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The Manila Times•3h ago
Bounty for Bato's arrest will not come from President's intel funds — MalacanangThe Manila Times•4h ago
De Lima questions P50-M bounty for Bato’s arrestBusinessWorld Online•9h ago
Palace defends bounty for BatoSunStar Philippines•14h ago
Lacson on Bato dela Rosa bounty: Why offer reward if location is known?The Manila Times•17h ago
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