Palace: Due process will be observed in relieved army colonel

Army colonel who withdrew support for Marcos relieved

THE Philippine Army on Friday announced the relief of a colonel who had announced his withdrawal of support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on social media.Col. Audie Mongao has been ordered relieved as commander of the Army Training Support Group and will be investigated, Army spokesman Col. Louie Dema-ala said in a statement.In a Facebook post Thursday night, Mongao said he is “withdrawing my personal support to our President and Commander …

Palace: Marcos watching AFP issue closely, stresses due process

President Marcos is closely monitoring the situation involving a Philippine Army officer relieved after allegedly withdrawing support from the President,...

Army relieves colonel over alleged withdrawal of support for Marcos

The Philippine Army on Friday relieved a colonel who allegedly withdrew support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., following the circulation of a message on so

Palace: Due process will be observed in relieved army colonel

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Friday said that due process will be enforced in relation to the Philippine Army’s (PA) move to immediately relieve a colonel who allegedly withdrew support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. “The President is listening and observing. If anyone should be held accountable, evidence will be used. Due process will be enforced, and what the law says will be applied,” Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said in Fili…

Army colonel relieved after his alleged 'withdrawal' of support for Marcos

The Philippine Army relieved a senior officer on Friday, January 9, after he said he "withdrew" his support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in a social media post — the latest sign of discontent within military circles amid a corruption scandal rocking the Marcos administration.

Army relieves official amid alleged withdrawal of support

The Philippine Army has relieved an official from his post while investigating allegations that he has withdrawn his support from President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., Army spokesperson Colonel Louie Dema-ala said Friday.