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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Almirol: eGov deals went to PLDT firms serving gov’t before me

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MANILA, Philippines — There was no conflict of interest in the P1.55 billion in e-government contracts now under investigation, as they went to companies of the PLDT group, the country’s largest telecommunications conglomerate, which has served government agencies and private bus

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