Iglesia Ni Cristo Questions Possible Plunder Raps vs. Senator Marcoleta
The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) has questioned the potential filing of plunder charges against Senator Rodante Marcoleta, suggesting it could be a distortion of law aimed at covering up corruption, given his role in spearheading investigations into alleged graft.
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