Senator Sherwin Gatchalian condemned syndicates for using Pogos to conceal and enable their criminal activities. | charieabarcaINQ
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During the forum, he pointed out that Pogos have increasingly become a “gateway” for criminal organizations to operate unimpeded within the Philippines.
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