Ombudsman urges fair reporting on Marcoleta's plunder case hearings
The Office of the Ombudsman urged the media to report responsibly on Senator Rodante Marcoleta's plunder case. It noted that some reports might create a misleading impression of the evidence, requesting that court proceedings be presented in their entirety.
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