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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