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Duterte boasts he did it: But Palace tries to hide the truth
WHEN THE government controls the narrative, and spins the interpretation of what officials are saying, the media as watchdog must report the truth. The latest on the closure of... Read more
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Press Freedom’s Ally
THE DENIAL by the House of Representatives of ABS-CBN’s application for the renewal of its franchise is but one more step in the return of authoritarian rule and the... Read more
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Possible loss of lives in sea mishap calls for media follow up
FOURTEEN FILIPINOS are still missing after the collision involving the Filipino fishing vessel Liberty 5 and the Hong Kong-flagged cargo ship Vienna Wood. The incident happened off the coast... Read more
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Battle for Cebu: Local media question militarized COVID-19 response
THE ALARMING spike in cases, the high mortality rate, and the rise of severe and critical cases in the province of Cebu last June pushed the National Task Force... Read more
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Is the PH “winning” against COVID: Media debunks government’s spin on WHO report
DESPITE THE continued rise of cases across the country, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque claimed government is “winning” against COVID-19, and congratulated the Philippines for supposedly beating the University of... Read more
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Disjointed coverage fails to report the huge crisis in education
THE RETURN of students each year has always involved all kinds of problems for the country’s educational system: perennial overcrowding in schools, and the lack of classrooms, teachers and... Read more
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NTC orders shutdown of ABS-CBN’s Sky Direct, TV Plus channels
CMFR/PHILIPPINES — The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) ordered Sky Cable Corporation’s cable satellite dish service, Sky Direct; and ABS-CBN TV Plus digital broadcast channels, to stop operations on 30... Read more
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Reports fail to question “overwhelming” support for the Anti-Terror Bill
AMID GROWING criticism from different sectors against the so-called Anti-Terror Bill, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque touted support from an “overwhelming majority” of local government executives based on a document... Read more
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Stranded in one’s own country: Media highlight plight of Filipino migrant workers
THE COUNTRY’S lack of livelihood opportunities has long compelled Filipinos to seek better paying jobs abroad. For the same reason, Filipinos have also moved from the provinces to the... Read more
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PH media coverage subdued on the verdict on Rappler
RAPPLER CEO Maria Ressa and former researcher Reynaldo Santos, Jr. were found guilty of cyber-libel by Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa of the Manila RTC Branch 46 on June 15, on... Read more