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Will distance learning work? Parents, teachers not so sure
Lack of gadgets, internet connections and training pose major problems for the Department of Education when school opens on Oct. 5. Is an ‘academic freeze’ warranted?
By Winona Sadia·September 30, 2020
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For kids in special education, lockdown learning a must
Learners with special education needs require face-to-face instruction but are vulnerable to the coronavirus disease. Parents and teachers have no choice but to make distance…
By Winona Sadia·September 30, 2020
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PH money remitters flagged in millions of dollars in ‘suspicious’ transactions
In a collaboration with more than 400 journalists in 88 countries, PCIJ examines the Filipino subjects in the FinCEN Files and why the Philippines continues to attract financial…
By Karol Ilagan·September 21, 2020
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What went before: The Bangladesh Bank heist
Cases related to the cyber-heist that exposed the vulnerability of the country’s financial system remain pending. Who got sued and who got cleared?
By Nancy C Carvajal·September 21, 2020
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What is a SAR?
Top-secret bank records called Suspicious Activity Reports or SARs expose the human cost of laundered money.
By Pia Tuan·September 21, 2020
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SEXTORTION: Dirty sources, dirty money
A certain “Charvel Rebagay” who was implicated in sextortion activities turned up in the FinCEN files.
By Stanley Buenafe Gajete·September 21, 2020
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Heavy cost of coronavirus response drains local governments’ disaster budgets
Pandemic response is taking up bulk of resources, including funds meant for disaster management.
By Estrella Torres·September 3, 2020
