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Lacson denies Cayetano claim that his net worth had doubled
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Lacson denies Cayetano claim that his net worth had doubled

In March 2019, Senator Panfilo 'Ping' Lacson denied allegations by Senator Alan Cayetano that his net worth had doubled. Lacson stated that his net worth increased from PHP50.7 million in 2022 to PHP244.9 million in 2025, which he claimed was due to legitimate real estate investments and other business ventures. He also accused Cayetano of having a significant budget insertion in the 2025 General Appropriations Act and denied any involvement in kickbacks related to infrastructure projects. Cayetano had previously suggested that Lacson and Senator Erwin Tulfo were acting under pressure from the executive branch.

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Lacson denies Cayetano claim that his net worth had doubled

In March 2019, Senator Panfilo 'Ping' Lacson denied allegations by Senator Alan Cayetano that his net worth had doubled. Lacson stated that his net worth increased from PHP50.7 million in 2022 to PHP244.9 million in 2025, which he claimed was due to legitimate real estate investments and other business ventures. He also accused Cayetano of having a significant budget insertion in the 2025 General Appropriations Act and denied any involvement in kickbacks related to infrastructure projects. Cayetano had previously suggested that Lacson and Senator Erwin Tulfo were acting under pressure from the executive branch.

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