Fighting fake news in the media | Inquirer Opinion
Truth] is not always the most viral, but it remains to be the best story to tell.” This statement, by GMA Network chair Felipe Gozon, sums up the vision of a landmark coalition of major media organizations and academic institutions launched last week, to combat fake news and disinformation as the 2025 midterm elections draw closer.
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2 days ago · Is there no end to the creative schemes concocted by supporting actors of the Duterte drug war to get around the law and profit from it? Following the recent Department of Justice (DOJ) resolution recommending the filing of criminal charges against at least 30 police officers involved in a “staged” P6.7-billion “shabu” bust in Manila in 2022, the government said it was launching a ...
Greetings! | Inquirer Opinion
“Season’s Greetings!” This greeting is all about celebrating as a season, the “most beautiful time of the year.” And so, ’tis the season to be jolly and merrymaking all the way!
Exiting FATF’s ‘gray list’ - Inquirer.net
Dec 9, 2024 · Substantial progress. The Philippines has actually made substantial progress in complying with the FATF requirements. In 2021, the country remained on the gray list over regulatory supervision of gambling operations, weaknesses in the implementation of targeted financial sanctions, and delays in the implementation of the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020.
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Sustainable Development Goals in the Philippines: Where are we …
Jul 1, 2024 · The situation is alarming. According to the most recent Sustainable Development Report (2024), the Philippines is projected to achieve only 30 percent of its targets outlined in the United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
‘Kapwa,’ ‘hiya,’ and the search for Filipino identity
Sep 18, 2024 · In addition to external influences, internal factors such as social class, education, and economic status also shape Filipino identity. For example, individuals from different socioeconomic backgrounds may have different perspectives on what it means to be Filipino, based on their lived experiences and opportunities.
Why Filipinos vote the way they do | Inquirer Opinion
May 1, 2022 · While a good number of thoughtful Filipinos believe that the May 2022 presidential election is a watershed moment for our country and for generations to come — one that demands the most careful reflection about the kind of nation we want to be — this is not necessarily how the majority of voters think about this election, or other elections for that matter.
Transforming Philippine agriculture | Inquirer Opinion
Aug 22, 2024 · Philippine agriculture is much broader than our efforts alone, but our experience demonstrates that change is possible. Whether it is rice, corn, or other staples, the challenges of achieving self-sufficiency and affordability are well-known.