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Following the money: PH media lessons for the 2022 polls
Campaign finance is an important, if not the most important aspect, of any electoral exercise. One’s capacity to run for office is largely hinged on their access to resources.
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Q&A: Comelec will enforce physical distancing, ban eating during campaign events
James Jimenez, director of the Commission on Elections’ education and information department, speaks to the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) about preparations…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism Pcij·May 9, 2021
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Calendar of activities for the 2022 elections
This is the calendar of activities for the 2022 elections, based on Resolution No. 10695 issued by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in February 2021.
By Adminnewspack·May 9, 2021
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Value of SALN in campaign finance
The shrinking trend in accessing SALN of public officials had proven to pose hindrances in reporting on the wealth of public officials. The latest of these restrictions is an…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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SOCE and SALN
At the center of PCIJ’s investigations on candidates’ compliance with campaign-finance reporting are two documents: the Statement of Election Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE)…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Recommendations
Improving the coverage of campaign finance and the wealth of public officials will take a village, from newsrooms re-assessing its election coverage, candidates and parties being…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Media coverage of elections
Media coverage of the money flow during elections can be better. PCIJ’s own experience as well as interviews with reporters who have covered several national and local elections…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Covering Campaign Finance: The Philippine Experience
Campaign finance is an important, if not the most important aspect, of any electoral exercise. One’s capacity to run for office is largely hinged on their access to resources.
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Test 4
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By Adminnewspack·May 8, 2021
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2021 State of Press Freedom in the Philippines
Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility executive director Melinda De Jesus presented this report during the celebration of the World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2021.
By Adminnewspack·May 5, 2021
CORRUPTION WATCH
Will the new Judicial Integrity Board root out corruption in PH courts?
JIB’s success will depend on the qualities of its members. “It all depends on who are appointed, who will do the job,” says Antonio La Viña.
By Stanley Buenafe Gajete·May 5, 2021
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State agents linked to over 100 attacks, threats against PH media under Duterte admin
The police and the military were linked to a combined 42 cases. Local government officials were linked to 38 cases, while national government officials were linked to 34 cases.
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism Pcij·May 3, 2021
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Philippine Media Statement on the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020
Government’s assurance that protection clauses are in place fly in the face of the experience of news organizations and journalists who have been red-tagged and branded as…
By Adminnewspack·May 3, 2021
Awards and recognitions
THE SHRINKING GODS OF PADRE FAURA
Two chief justices were removed in the last decade, and impeachment complaints and quo warranto petitions have become frequent. No longer is the Supreme Court the untouchable…
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021
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IV. REFORMING THE JBC
“The question is whether the JBC has satisfactorily or merely perfunctorily performed its constitutional duty….”
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021
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V. THE OTHER BATTLE: BACKLOG
“Fix your house and put it in order to shield very brilliant justices of the Supreme Court from this problem.”
By Stanley Buenafe Gajete·April 30, 2021
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III. DUTERTE’S WINNING STREAK
“I haven’t seen an appointee of President Duterte vote against him, whereas every president before him had a problem with the court.”
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021
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VI. CONCLUSION: DIMINISHED COURT
“The public perception that they are beyond reproach has eroded through the years. It’s now so easy to file an impeachment complaint.”
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021
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II. DEFERENCE AND LOYALTY TO PRESIDENTS
“The new, post-Marcos, Constitution was primarily supposed to have been designed in order to limit Presidential powers, but in transferring more power to other branches of…
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021
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THE SHRINKING GODS OF PADRE FAURA
Two chief justices were removed in the last decade, and impeachment complaints and quo warranto petitions have become frequent. No longer is the Supreme Court the untouchable…
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021
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I. INTRODUCTION: COURTESY CALLS
Rodrigo Duterte had been installed president for a little over a month when he received justices of the anti-graft court Sandiganbayan on Aug. 4, 2016 in “Panacañang,” the…
By Carmela Fonbuena·April 30, 2021