Marcoleta, Ex-Lawmaker to Face Plunder Charges
The Philippine Ombudsman is set to file a non-bailable plunder case against Senator Rodante D. Marcoleta and former Quezon City Rep. Michael T. Defensor over alleged undisclosed campaign contributions totaling P75 million during the 2025 midterm elections. Marcoleta denies any wrongdoing.
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