Martin Romualdez demands BI apology; Viado stands by claim on alleged travel plans

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The camp of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez on Friday demanded that the Bureau of Immigration (BI) retract and apologize for what it described as a "baseless" claim that he had planned to leave the country despite travel restrictions imposed by the Sandiganbayan.