The Philippine Presidential Palace is reviewing the naturalization case of Chinese businessman Wang Liduan, whose involvement in POGO disputes has sparked public uproar.

The Presidential Palace of the Philippines is prudently evaluating a controversial naturalization proposal, featuring Chinese businessman Wang Liduan (also known as Mark Ong), who is closely associated with the offshore gaming (POGO) industry.According to information released by Malacañang Palace on

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The Philippine PAOCC states: There are still nearly ten thousand illegal workers active within the country.

Guo Huaping's involvement in the money laundering case marks a turning point in the POGO ban, with legislator Zhang Qiaowei calling it a "key breakthrough."

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President Marcos vetoes the citizenship application of 24 Ge Wangli due to involvement with POGO and "Jiuding Group," sparking widespread political attention.

The Philippine Presidential Palace is reviewing the naturalization case of Chinese businessman Wang Liduan, whose involvement in POGO disputes has sparked public uproar.

Depth: Has the public opinion poll on the Thai casino gambling bill been manipulated?

Philippine Immigration Bureau strengthens deportation policy: Foreign personnel involved in POGO must be deported directly by flight.

The Philippines will conduct a comprehensive nationwide investigation of birth certificates of Chinese citizens, tracing back ten years!

Thai citizens question: Will the legal casino policy lead to the collapse of national security?

The Philippine police arrested over 1,000 POGO suspects, 900 of whom are Chinese citizens.

Zambia Immigration raids a casino in Lusaka, detaining 30 foreigners, including 11 Chinese nationals.

Was the telecommunications company mistaken for POGO? Even suspected as a "spy," employees claim law enforcement is biased.

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