Trillanes: Firm of VP Sara's husband got P319M from China
Trillanes said Cale88 Foods took in P319 million in Chinese remittances and raised new questions about Duterte-linked firms and undeclared assets.
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VP Sara Duterte, Mans Carpio accepted money from China —Trillanes
Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV accused Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband, lawyer Maneses Carpio, of respectively accepting P150 million and P319 million through their separate organizations.
Trillanes accuses Sara Duterte, Mans Carpio of receiving millions in funding from China
Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband Manases Carpio received millions-worth of remittances from the People’s Republic of China, former Sen. Antonio Trill
Trillanes claims Sara Duterte's husband receiving P319M from China-linked firms
MANILA, Philippines — Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV on Friday alleged that more than P319 million from Chinese government-linked entities and corporations operating in China flowed into CALE88, a company owned by Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband, lawyer Manases “Mans” Carpio.Trillanes also alleged that another P150 million went into Tapang at Malasakit, an organization associated with Duterte.“These are corporations based and operatin…
Trillanes: Firm of VP Sara's husband got P319M from China
Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV said Friday, October 2, that a food company partly owned by Vice President Sara Duterte's husband took in more than P319 million from China while reporting no rank-and-file employees.
Sara Duterte Foundation Allegedly Received P150M From China, Antonio Trillanes Claims
Antonio Trillanes has this allegation against VP Sara Duterte Former Senator Antonio “Sonny” Trillanes IV revealed that the Tapang at Malasakit Alliance for the Philippines, Inc., an organization associated with Vice President Sara Duterte, allegedly received P150 million from the People’s Republic of China. Trillanes was originally scheduled to testify at the impeachment trial against ...
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