WIRE — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s decision to open his fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) by vowing to hold accountable those allegedly involved in graft-ridden flood control projects, including former House Speaker Martin G. Romualdez, signals the administration's anti-corruption resolve, but its credibility hinges on impartial prosecutions, full accountability and institutional reforms, according to
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