Sara Duterte questions legality of business dealings with China amid remittance allegations
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte questioned the legality of business dealings with China amid allegations of illicit remittances to the Davao City district. Her remarks came in response to reports that the district received funds from a Chinese company.
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