This Week in the Philippines
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One Charge Left and a Peso Past Sixty-Three — This Week in the Philippines #49
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⚖️ Cabrera puts the unexplained wealth at P817.87 million, then says it could reach P1.5 billion
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📉 Prosecutors drop three charges and rest on the one the defense least wants
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💱 The peso closes past P63 for t...
The Mayor Said He Didn’t Know — This Week in the Philippines #48
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⚖️ Baste confirmed 19 GenCorp contracts, then told the court he had never heard of the firm.
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🎤 Prosecutors dropped Trillanes from the witness list, so he held the press conference anyway.
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🧳 The NBI invited...
Fourteen Votes, Ten Boxes, an Unsigned Trade Deal, and Two Apps That Went Dark — This Week in the Philippines #47
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⚖️ Fourteen votes, not sixteen — Sara’s new math
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📦 ₱7 billion and ten boxes — a secretary on overtime
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🇪🇺 An FTA without a signature — GSP+ runs out in 2027
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💻 Reddit and Discord go dark — then come ba...
Another School Shooting, a Split Bangsamoro Parliament, and Sara Duterte’s Net Worth — This Week in the Philippines #46
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🏫 Banga school shooting leaves three dead
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🗳️ BARMM elects first parliament, no majority
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⚖️ Sara Duterte’s SALN and the 16-vote fight
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📰 News In Brief: Romualdez jailed, Duterte at ICC
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🎉 Feel Good...
A Former Speaker’s Heart Picks Its Moment, Two Senators Discover Singapore, a Defense Chief Reads China’s Homework Aloud, and 76 Filipinos Don’t Come Home — This Week in the Philippines #45
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🏥 Romualdez arrested, hospitalized within the hour — doctors can’t agree on who saw him first
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✈️ Cayetano siblings fly to Singapore mid-probe — and fly home three days later
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📝 Teodoro reads China’s note alo...
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