Nueva Ecija Rep. Joseph Gilbert Violago said the DFA would give the Office of the Speaker more details when they come.
MANILA — House Minority Leader Marcelino Libanan wants the Department of Foreign Affairs to submit a report on why former Philippine National Police Chief Rodolfo Azurin Jr. was reportedly intercepted and forced to return to the country upon arrival in Canada.
"There has been a raw report on the interception of our former PNP chief Rodolfo Azurin in Canada. Can the distinguished sponsor and the department enlighten us why? [W]hat transpired in Canada with our former PNP chief?" Libanan said.
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