Trillanes files P6.6 billion plunder complaint vs Duterte, Go?

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Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV filed a plunder complaint against former president Rodrigo Duterte and Sen. Bong Go before the Department of Justice on Friday.?

Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV arrives at the Department of Justice yesterday to file a plunder complaint against former president Rodrigo Duterte and Sen. Bong Go.MANILA, Philippines — Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV filed a plunder complaint against former president Rodrigo Duterte and Sen. Bong Go before the Department of Justice on Friday.?

In his 30-page complaint, Trillanes claimed that CLTG Builders was awarded 125 public works projects by the government worth around P4.89 billion from 2007 to 2018.?Meanwhile, he noted that Alfrego Builders and Supply was awarded 59 public works projects “around the same span of time” amounting to P1.74 billion.

Trillanes explained that he filed the complaint before the DOJ instead of the Office of the Ombudsman because he believes that the department has more access to different government agencies to validate the documents he filed. The revised policy states that CHED will now issue a notice of immediate closure of programs, among other interventions, for...

 

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Trillanes files plunder raps vs Duterte, Go(UPDATE) MANILA, Philippines — Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV filed a case against former president Rodrigo Duterte and Sen. Christopher Go at the Department of Justice this Friday, accusing them of embezzling a total of 6.6 billion from government projects.
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