MANILA, Philippines — More senators have expressed willingness to publicize their statement of assets, liabilities, and net worth (SALN), believing that making it available to the public would help curb corruption as well as win back the trust of the public in the government. In separate ambush interviews on Wednesday, Sens. Sherwin Gatchalian and Francis Pangilinan welcomed Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla’s memorandum, which lifted restrictions on SALNs previously issued by his predecessor, Samuel Martires. Gatchalian, for his part, particularly said he sees no security concern about making SALN public, explaining that if officials stay true to their declarations, then there […]... Keep on reading: Pangilinan, Gatchalian favor ombudsman's memo lifting SALN restrictions