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Philippine Immigration Bureau Exposed for "Taking Money to Release People" Scandal! Can POGO Executives and Blacklisted Individuals Actually Get "Special Exit Approval"?

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration has recently been embroiled in another scandal—several officials are suspected of accepting bribes to assist high-ranking personnel from illegal offshore gaming (POGO) and those on the ALO blacklist in "breezing through" exit procedures. The incident began when f

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Philippine Immigration Bureau Scandal: Bureau Chief Joel Anthony Viado Exposed for Allegedly Sheltering POGO, Engaging in Visa Trading, and Assisting Human Trafficking

Philippine Immigration Bureau Scandal: Bureau Chief Joel Anthony Viado Exposed for Allegedly Sheltering POGO, Engaging in Visa Trading, and Assisting Human Trafficking

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines has recently been exposed to a crisis of trust. Several internal staff members jointly submitted a signed complaint letter to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., directly accusing the current Director, Joel Anthony Viado, of serious dereliction of duty,

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The full process of the corruption case in the Philippine Immigration Bureau: Officials took bribes to let them go, 4 Chinese gambling executives were arrested.

The full process of the corruption case in the Philippine Immigration Bureau: Officials took bribes to let them go, 4 Chinese gambling executives were arrested.

Illegal POGO Executives Stay, Triggering a Corruption ChainThe brazen offshore gambling (POGO) business in the Philippines and the ongoing issue of numerous Chinese nationals overstaying continue to spark controversy.Four Chinese gambling executives have been exposed for overstaying for a long time,

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500,000 yuan paid for "release" but intercepted? The incident of the Philippine Immigration Bureau releasing blacklisted Chinese individuals under ALO exposed.

500,000 yuan paid for "release" but intercepted? The incident of the Philippine Immigration Bureau releasing blacklisted Chinese individuals under ALO exposed.

Four Chinese nationals, suspects in a POGO case, attempted to bribe their way out of the country with a substantial amount, ending up losing both money and freedom, and reigniting the issue of corruption within the Philippine immigration system. Each paid 500,000 pesos, hoping to "whitewash" their i

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The Philippine Immigration Bureau exposes that a POGO suspect escaped after bribing with 500,000 pesos; several officials are under investigation and suspended.

The Philippine Immigration Bureau exposes that a POGO suspect escaped after bribing with 500,000 pesos; several officials are under investigation and suspended.

The Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) industry is once again embroiled in scandal, as four Chinese nationals suspected of human trafficking managed to "depart" the country without leaving any records in the immigration system. An internal report leaked from the Bureau of Immigration is gra

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The Philippine Bureau of Immigration reveals: Chinese citizen Xu Shiyi, suspected of forging identity, is involved with illegal POGO operations.

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration reveals: Chinese citizen Xu Shiyi, suspected of forging identity, is involved with illegal POGO operations.

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines recently disclosed that Xu Shiyi, a Chinese national arrested last year, is suspected of being associated with Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO), drawing significant attention from law enforcement agencies.This arrest occurred as Philippine

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The Philippine Bureau of Immigration strengthens the deportation management of Chinese nationals from POGO, strictly forbids transit evasion, and ensures direct flights back to the country.

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration strengthens the deportation management of Chinese nationals from POGO, strictly forbids transit evasion, and ensures direct flights back to the country.

The Philippines Bureau of Immigration recently announced that it will comprehensively strengthen the deportation management of Chinese nationals involved in POGO cases, requiring all deportees to take direct flights back to their home country. It strictly prohibits entering the country by transferri

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