ZTE-NBN scandal whistleblower Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada says he has paid the price for telling the Filipino people what they already know “and yet do not want to be told.”
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PinoyPress Blogs: Make no mistake about it: politics is the only reason Lozada is still alive. If he’s murdered or harmed at this point, it would be a political disaster for Arroyo. And she needs that disaster like a hole in the head.
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The Black and White Movement on Cardinal Vidal: “There is a difference between critical collaboration, which allows prelates to receive state funds while preaching political moderation from the pulpit, and being a puppet of the president.”
jun lozada, ZTE-NBN scandalMinority Leader Aquilino Nene Q. Pimentel, Jr. (PDP-Laban) today said the piles of testimonial and documentary evidence on the anomalous…
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Joey de Venecia III, the first whistleblower in the ZTE scandal, regrets that his father, former House speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., had to pay a steep political price for his expos. Maybe it was his salvation, Joey says of his father’ ouster as House speaker. But, Joey says, their relationship has never been better.
joey de venecia, jose de venecia, jun lozada, ZTE-NBN scandalBringing the issue to the Courts is a legal trap The NUPL condemns Pres. Gloria Arroyo’s use of legal institutions…
jun lozada, ZTE-NBN scandal“We are former senior government officials who have served the government in the administrations of Presidents Marcos, Aquino, Ramos, Estrada and Arroyo. Today we see how the institutions of government are being manipulated, weakened, and corrupted.”
corruption, jun lozada, ZTE-NBN scandalSenate Minority Leader Aquilino Nene Q. Pimentel, Jr. (PDP-Laban) today dared President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to stop preventing Secretary Romulo Neri…
corruption, jun lozada, romulo neri, senate, ZTE-NBN scandalTwo former presidents Corazon Aquino, who led the first People Power in 1986, and Joseph Estrada, who was ousted in the second People Power in 2001 joined priests, nuns, farmers, activists and students in a march in Makati City.
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