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Media echo government narrative on Marcos’ WEF trip


THE GLOBE-trotting president strikes again, this time in the wintry mountain town of Davos in Switzerland for the World Economic Forum (WEF). 

Rappler compares bills for charter change in the House


CHEERS TO Rappler’s in-depth report that compared the different charter change bills that have been filed at the House of Representatives.

Rappler and Inquirer.net dig up the onion problem


CHEERS TO Inquirer.net and Rappler for their looking into reasons behind the high price of onions. The reports focused on what farmer groups have to say as they are the stakeholders most affected by the crisis.

Media highlight relevance of ruling: SC voids Arroyo-era exploration deal


CHEERS TO several media accounts that provided explainers and interviews that discussed a Supreme Court (SC) ruling on the 2005 joint exploration deal with China and Vietnam and its relevance to current developments and the new administration.

Few journos make sense of military shake-up


IT WAS not easy to sort out the coverage of the cycle of appointments, re-appointments and resignations, but a sudden shuffle in the high positions of the military always suggests a restive mood among uniformed men – never a good sign, of different kinds of trouble brewing in government....

Inquirer.net draws real numbers vs 2028 economic plan


CHEERS TO Inquirer.net for its report that looked at current economic figures in connection with the goals of the Philippine Development Plan (PDP), government’s “aspiring” economic plan for 2023 to 2028. On January 11, Kurt Dela Peña drew the numbers from official statistics, presenting numbers that challenge the government’s...

Getting ahead: Rappler looks at future of human rights under Marcos regime


CHEERS TO Rappler’s timely and useful report that looked into possible developments in the quest for justice of the victims of the bloody “drug war”  of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s regime. The piece raised awareness about current issues and what may happen given past events. The information encourages the...

Shutdown of PH airspace blights new year cheer; More follow-up from media needed


Shutdown of PH Airspace Ruins New Year Cheer; More Follow-up from Media Needed

Media report “pro-people” recommendations re transport issues


CHEERS TO Philstar.com and Inquirer.net for their comprehensive reporting on the country’s transportation woes.  Their accounts stood out for their efforts in citing studies highlighting the real problems of the transportation system. They also presented the perspectives of the stakeholders involved in this issue — Public Utility Vehicle (PUV)...

Media question government’s accountability re marginalized groups’ SIM registration access


CHEERS to ANC, GMA News, Rappler, One News, and TeleRadyo for calling attention to the challenges marginalized groups may face in the implementation of the Marcos administration’s first law: the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) Registration Act. The accounts focused on information that were either unclear or absent in the...

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