PPI: No 'persecution' in libel case against ex-DA chief
Planters Products Inc. (PPI) has refuted claims that its libel case against former Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Montemayor, who questioned the legality of the company's rice imports, constitutes 'persecution.' PPI insists Montemayor's portrayal of the situation is factually incorrect.
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