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MANILA, Philippines — Where did the money go? Oral arguments at the Supreme Court continued on Tuesday on the controversial transfer of P89.9 billion in excess reserve funds from the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) to the national treasury for unprogrammed appropriations. The (…)
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