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Former House speaker Martin Romualdez addressed the camera on April 21, 2026, denying corruption allegations amid building pressure from the Ombudsman. Rappler reporter Dwight de Leon reviewed and annotated the video, providing context to the claims. The article was published on April 27, 2026, at 3:52 AM PHT.
RapplerFormer House speaker Martin Romualdez addressed the camera on April 21, 2026, to deny corruption allegations, breaking his silence as pressure from the Ombudsman builds on him regarding those claims. Rappler reporter Dwight de Leon, a multimedia journalist who covers politics and is assigned to Congress, reviewed and annotated the video released by Romualdez, putting the former speaker's statements into context.
The review examines whether Romualdez's statement holds up under scrutiny, with de Leon providing annotations to the video content.
Pressure from the Ombudsman is building on Martin Romualdez regarding corruption allegations, as detailed in the Rappler report. The article detailing this review was published on April 27, 2026, at 3:52 AM PHT, according to Rappler.
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