The story, according to The FilAm, was removed from the Inquirer.net website on 'order of the owners, who are related to House Speaker Martin Romualdez'
Harvard officials have declined to disclose the identity of the donor, in accordance with their gift policy.whether he made a donation to Harvard.Since the original article was removed from Inquirer.net’s website, it has only published one article mentioning Romualdez’s supposed donation – aIt did not write about Romualdez’s statement on the matter, as well as the concerns raised by some groups through press releases.
Romualdez’s net worth in 2016 – the last time he made his financial records public – was P475 million. A $2-million donation would account for 25% of his wealth in 2016. Romualdez is a seasoned lawmaker who easily secured the House speakership after his cousin President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. came to power in 2022.
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