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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.
OriginalPresident Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s remark that the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte posed a national security threat is cause for concern for Filipino businesses dealing with the country, Duterte said on Monday.
OriginalPresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.
OriginalSINGAPORE — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday warned that allegations that Chinese entities funded a Philippine company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband could pose a threat “at the highest level” to the Philippines, if proved to be true. “The most disturbing aspect of it is the Chinese money. That now rises to ... Keep on reading: Marcos: China ‘funding’ poses a threat, if…
OriginalPresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.
OriginalPresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.
OriginalPresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.
OriginalPresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.
OriginalSINGAPORE — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday warned that allegations involving Chinese funds linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a threat “at the highest level” to the Philippines if proven true, as he confirmed that the government was thoroughly investigating the matter. “The most disturbing aspect of it is the Chinese money. That now rises to a national security issue,” Marcos said during a Kapihan interview in Singapore, stressing that the allegations must first be…
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