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The House that Vice President Sara Duterte faced on August 27 was no longer the institution that once succumbed to her wishes to have a speaker ousted, or a chamber that twice granted her a free pass for her budget request. It's a fallout that didn't happen overnight.
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In a tell-all interview, Stella Quimbo acknowledges a red flag in the OVP's confidential fund, explains why she left the House minority, and insists critics have been unfair to her
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In 2016, Harry Roque was among the congressmen who figured in the House's persecution of Leila de Lima. Eight years later, he's on the other side of the table, with lawmakers showing him little mercy and giving him a taste - at least for a day - of a life without freedom.
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The legislative body that was hostile towards Leila de Lima in 2016 now welcomes her with a spirit of collegiality, acknowledging her for who she is - a subject matter expert on the pattern of vigilante killings that persisted under Duterte's leadership
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Lawmakers describe Arnie Teves in various ways - friendly, funny, frank, eccentric, abrasive. Today, he has become a disgraced pariah abandoned by his colleagues.
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House de facto first lady Yedda Romualdez handles the chamber's internal budget worth billions of pesos and heads foundations that allow her to establish deep relationships with female lawmakers
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In Sunday's speech, Marcos said, 'Sa Bagong Pilipinas, bawal ang waldas.' The rental of tech equipment alone for the concert cost P15.9 million.
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'Anything related to telling the truth about that time...has to be preserved, so that we don't revise history,' says the widow of a major political cartoonist in Honolulu in the 1980s
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During the anniversary month of the EDSA People Power Revolution, Rappler revisits President Marcos' Hawaiian homecoming in November 2023, over three decades since his family's exile there as a result of the uprising
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Why did the Comelec prefer Impact Hub, a seven-year-old start-up, over decades-old media companies to mount presidential and vice presidential debates? Without bidding documents available to the public, how did Impact Hub bag the coveted project?
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Hundreds of rank-and-file Comelec employees working in aging and cramped rented buildings hope the new elections chief will fulfill a long-time dream to have an office they deserve
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In a one-on-one sit-down interview, Rappler’s elections reporter Dwight de Leon chats with Garcia on behind-the-scenes information on his reappointment, his lessons from the May 2022 polls, and his takes on pressing election issues.
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The sinking of an oil tanker off the coast of Mindoro threatens the source of income of many fishermen and their families, exposes them to health risks, and puts in danger the environment that has kept them alive
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Nananawagan ang mga residente ng Occidental Mindoro kay Pangulong Marcos na aksyunan na ang malawakang brownout sa probinsya. Apat na oras na lang kasi kada araw may kuryente. Panoorin ang dokumentaryo ng Rappler patungkol sa perwisyong dulot ng krisis.
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A father of three worries about the prospect of eviction from their 'temporary' shelter that has served as their home for the last five years, while a mother of 14 constantly grapples with hunger. When will life be better for them?
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Filipinos nostalgic for the democratic victories of the past come together to remember Ninoy, the life he lived, and his death which sparked one of the world's most peaceful uprisings against dictatorship
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Rappler reporter Dwight de Leon speaks with Australian senator Janet Rice on her act of protest during Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s speech before the Australian parliament, a move that resulted in a rare censure order against her
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Travelers from Metro Manila and its surrounding provinces – supposedly in an ‘NCR Plus’ bubble to prevent the transmission of the virus – are able to slip past borders in provinces farther away
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How is the Philippines' most populous city coping with the pilot run of a new lockdown scheme in Metro Manila? Watch this interview with Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte on Rappler Talk