MANILA, Philippines---Malacaang on Monday confirmed the existence of a confidential memorandum terminating all financial assistance from the 18 countries that voted to approve a United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) resolution calling for an investigation on the Philippines' drug war killings. "A memo was issued by Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea on the matter," Palace spokesman Salvador Panelo said in an interview on ABS-CBN News Channel. But on Friday, when the media reported the existence of the memorandum dated Aug. 27, Panelo denied President Rodrigo Duterte issued the order. Panelo, who is also Duterte's legal counsel, said that h...
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