Lopez family feud escalates with new indirect contempt case over hydropower deal
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Lopez family feud escalates with new indirect contempt case over hydropower deal

The long-standing feud within the prominent Lopez family in the Philippines has intensified, with Federico “Piki” Lopez filing a new petition for indirect contempt. The case accuses the majority bloc of the family and affiliated entities of violating a court-issued writ of preliminary injunction related to a major hydropower transaction.

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