The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) rejected claims that Palace reporters are paid or used to hide President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s true health condition, calling the allegations baseless and harmful to journalists’ credibility. | Collector

The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) rejected claims that Palace reporters are paid or used to hide President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s true health condition, calling the allegations baseless and harmful to journalists’ credibility.

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The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) rejected claims that Palace reporters are paid or used to hide President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s true health condition, calling the allegations baseless and harmful to journalists’ credibility.

The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) rejected claims that Palace reporters are paid or used to hide President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s true health condition, calling the allegations baseless and harmful to journalists’ credibility.

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