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Inquirer report reveals why foreign investors are wary of Maharlika fund


CHEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer for a report that called attention to key issues surrounding the controversial Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF).

Pressed at a Presser: NTF-Elcac caught off guard by activists in own presscon


IN AN unexpected turn of events, a press conference organized by military officials belied the claim of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-Elcac) and countered its own narrative about two women activists who had been reported missing since September 2.

From the Newsrooms: Confidential funds still an issue; Same ballooning of funds observed for Davao City during Mayor Sara Duterte’s term


THE HOUSE might have ended plenary deliberations for the 2024 General Appropriations Bill last September 27. But the chamber seems poised to probe further into the controversial confidential funds (CF), particularly those of the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and Department of Education (DepEd). 

From the Newsrooms: Activists reveal abduction in NTF-Elcac’s own presser; Vog and smog cover skies of Manila and Batangas


“NAG-BOOMERANG” was how GMA-7 reporter Jun Veneracion described the press briefing that turned the story on the National Task Force to End Local Communist and Armed Conflict (NTF-Elcac). On September 19, officials of the task force were set to present Jhed Tamano and Jonila Castro, environmental activists who had...

Immunity or Impunity: Rappler spotlights abuse of workers by diplomats


CHEERS TO Rappler for its investigative reports that exposed the abuse and exploitation of migrant workers by their diplomat employers.

A Tale of Contrasts: Ten-day coverage of Martial Law commemoration


SEPTEMBER 21 marks one of the darkest days of Philippine history, when President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. issued Proclamation 1081 which shut down the system of government under which he was elected.

Media’s selective coverage of Martin Romualdez


A QUICK scan of media coverage shows that House Speaker Martin Romualdez has been consistently in news headlines. News follows him everywhere, reporting his plans to talk with executives of oil companies to address price hikes, his vows to work harder amid his high survey rating, and a statement...

From the Newsrooms: Demand for confidential funds trending across agencies  


THE NATIONAL budget discussion is tedious and technical. But it remains a core process that determines how the government fulfills its mandate of public service. The process can be daunting to ordinary citizens, but this should not deter the scrutiny and critical evaluation of the allocations. 

Heroic effort to draw marginalized Indigenous communities into the mainstream


CHEERS TO Philippine Daily Inquirer for a report that opens up the world of Indigenous communities in Zamboanga province, describing the work of a dedicated Filipino to enable his community to live more fully with official documentation of their birth. 

From the Newsrooms: Retailers, economists hit rice price cap


THE MARCOS administration seems to have gotten snagged by its economic policies as the private sector and academe pounced on the president’s decision to cap rice prices, so soon after the same informed community criticized the Maharlika Investment Fund. The president’s announcement of a price ceiling failed to consider...

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