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Gardiola raps under review; Romualdez plunder case near filing
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Gardiola raps under review; Romualdez plunder case near filing

The Office of the Ombudsman in the Philippines is currently evaluating conflict of interest complaints against three lawmakers—CWS party-list Representative Edwin Gardiola, Tarlac 2nd District Representative Cristy Angeles, and Pampanga 3rd District Representative Dong Gonzales. Chief Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla stated that these lawmakers, who are also contractors, may be violating Section 3(h) of Republic Act 3019, which prohibits legislators from having financial interests in contracts they oversee. While the cases against Angeles and Gonzales are at the preliminary investigation stage, the status of Gardiola's complaint remains unclear. Meanwhile, the plunder case against Senator Leila de Lima (commonly referred to as Romualdez in the text) is nearing filing, though the article does not provide further details.

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Gardiola raps under review; Romualdez plunder case near filing

The Office of the Ombudsman in the Philippines is currently evaluating conflict of interest complaints against three lawmakers—CWS party-list Representative Edwin Gardiola, Tarlac 2nd District Representative Cristy Angeles, and Pampanga 3rd District Representative Dong Gonzales. Chief Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla stated that these lawmakers, who are also contractors, may be violating Section 3(h) of Republic Act 3019, which prohibits legislators from having financial interests in contracts they oversee. While the cases against Angeles and Gonzales are at the preliminary investigation stage, the status of Gardiola's complaint remains unclear. Meanwhile, the plunder case against Senator Leila de Lima (commonly referred to as Romualdez in the text) is nearing filing, though the article does not provide further details.

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