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Metro Water Woes: Key Questions Unanswered
THE WATER service interruption in the concession areas of Manila Water in East Metro Manila and Rizal has remained, causing untold inconvenience, even critical conditions, for households, hospitals, businesses... Read more
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Hasty Reporting of the “Narco” List
EXPRESSING HIS “trust in the government agencies who (sic) have vetted and validated the narco-list,” President Rodrigo Duterte read the list of politicians who were alleged to be involved... Read more
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Rappler Correspondent Barred from PDP-Laban Rally
CMFR/PHILIPPINES — A correspondent of online news site Rappler was made to leave the premises of a university in Cagayan de Oro where President Rodrigo Duterte led a campaign... Read more
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2 Broadcasters Convicted of Online Libel in Cotabato
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – Two radio broadcasters in Kidapawan City were convicted of online libel Friday, 22 March 2019 on charges filed by North Cotabato Governor Emmylou “Lala” Taliño-Mendoza. Kidapawan City... Read more
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CMFR Executive Director to receive Hildegarde Award for Print Journalism
CMFR EXECUTIVE Director Melinda Quintos De Jesus will receive this year’s Hildegarde Award for Print Journalism. Melinda Quintos De Jesus was among the women journalists who wrote critically of... Read more
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Inquirer Names New Associate Publisher
PHILIPPINE DAILY Inquirer president and CEO Alexandra Prieto-Romualdez has appointed former Central Desk chief Juliet Labog-Javellana as the company’s new associate publisher. Javellana will be management’s senior representative in... Read more
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Editorial Cartoons of the Week (March 16 to 22)
Malaya Business Insight, March 18, 2019 Malaya Business Insight, March 20, 2019 Philippine Daily Inquirer, March 20, 2019 The Manila Times, March 21, 2019 The Philippine Star, March 21,... Read more
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All Aboard the Campaign Train: Nothing New, Hardly Relevant Coverage
FEBRUARY 12, the official start of the 2019 campaign, pushed into high gear media’s coverage of the May 19 midterm elections. But there was little that actually helped the... Read more
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Beyond Congress: Explaining the Negative Impact of the Budget Deadlock
NO MATTER who wins in the seemingly endless budget row between the Senate and the House of Representatives, the Filipino people will certainly be on the losing end. On... Read more
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Investigative Reports Needed on the Influx of Foreign Workers
A FORMER columnist for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, who is now special envoy to China, drew flak for saying during a TV interview on March 7 that Chinese workers... Read more