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Friday, September 25, 2026

Leviste’s solar projects were privately funded, says Legarda’s spokesperson

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MANILA, Philippines — The renewable projects under Batangas First District Representative Leandro Leviste’s solar energy company were privately funded, said Atty. Antonio La Viña, spokesperson of Senator Loren Legarda. La Viña maintained that the failed projects of Leviste under

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