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Cara Angeline Oliver

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Manila
As seen in: Rappler
perpetually curious about life • film geek, visual storyteller • video journalist, @reuters formerly @rapplerdotcom | views are mine

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Cara Angeline Oliver is a multimedia producer for Rappler. She produces newscasts, explainers, documentaries, podcasts, shows, and features.

She graduated with the degree of Philippine studies in Filipino in Mass Media from De La Salle University Manila, and is currently taking her masters in Film at the University of the Philippines Diliman. Before Rappler, Cara was a video producer for several lifestyle outlets including We the Pvblic, spot.ph, and Philstar Life.

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[DOCUMENTARY] Mary Jane Veloso: So close, yet so far from home

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By Cara Angeline Oliver Verified
| Rappler Verified
MANILA, Philippines – For a decade and a half, Mary Jane Veloso has dreamt of coming home. In 2010, Mary Jane left her young sons to work abroad. Instead, she was arrested and sentenced to death for unwittingly acting as a drug mule for someone she trusted. She was scheduled for execution in Indonesia in 2015, but a global campaign to spare her life coupled with diplomatic efforts across three Philippine administrations have kept her alive.
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In the Public Square: The battle for the Senate

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By John Nery, Cara Angeline Oliver Verified
| Rappler Verified
MANILA, Philippines – The controversial Senate vote archiving the articles of impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte has exposed a rift — maybe even a seismic fault— in the way senators think of the Senate. Is the Senate the institution, with its traditions, or is it the majority, with its votes?
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In the Public Square: Hello, Senado! Kiko in the majority

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By John Nery, Cara Angeline Oliver Verified
| Rappler Verified
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Video Producer at We the Pvblic covering lifestyle and the zeigeist.

How is social media changing news?

It's delivering news faster, connecting more people but it also spreads disinformation faster.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Bradley Jackson from The Morning Show.