Local

September 26, 2025

Where Is Zaldy Co? Filipinos Around the World Are Joining the Search

by DitoSaPilipinas.com

Ako Bicol Party-list Rep. Zaldy Co, once a powerful voice in Congress, has been absent from public view while facing allegations of pocketing billions in questionable projects. From New York to Singapore, and now reportedly Madrid, Filipinos everywhere are tracking his every move. The question remains: where is Zaldy Co — and can he truly escape justice? Read more »

Local

September 11, 2025

A Syndicate in PH Government?

by DitoSaPilipinas.com

In his Jessica Soho interview, Cong. Toby Tiangco exposes the anomalies in the Congress–from insertions and ghost projects to a culture of silence that keeps corruption alive. Read more »

Environment

September 01, 2025

Wetlands vs. Waste: Nature’s Shield Amid Flood Control Scandal

by DitoSaPilipinas.com

As Metro Manila reels from corruption controversies in flood control projects, the Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park stands as proof that nature’s defenses—if protected—can safeguard lives more effectively than mismanaged infrastructure. Read more »

Local

August 25, 2025

Artikulo XI Seeks Independent Flood Control Investigation

by DitoSaPilipinas.com

A newly formed anti-corruption group called Artikulo Onse: Citizens’ War Against Corruption has urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to establish an independent body to investigate alleged anomalies in flood control projects. Read more »

Local

August 11, 2025

What If LGUs Handled Flood Control?

by DitoSaPilipinas.com

Despite billions in funding, flooding remains a recurring crisis in many cities. The idea of shifting this responsibility to local government units (LGUs) raises the question: would localized management lead to better results? Read more »

Local

August 08, 2025

Bigger Than Buildings: Magalong Warns 70% of Infrastructure Funds Lost to Corruption

by DitoSaPilipinas.com

Baguio City Mayor Benjamin “Benjie” Magalong has issued a stark warning: corruption in infrastructure projects may be siphoning as much as 70% of allocated budgets. Read more »