Andreo Calonzo is a News Reporter at various prominent outlets. He specializes in financial news, business reporting, and economic analysis, often covering themes related to the oil and gas industry, insurance, and broader market trends. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, Fortune, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Andreo Calonzo, Claire Jiao
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte just became the first official there to be impeached twice but the messy process has arguably only solidified her clout, complicating the political landscape in a country already grappling with a myriad of economic challenges.
By: Cliff Harvey Venzon, Andreo Calonzo
Political dynasties have long shaped the Philippines, where alliances can matter as much as policy. So when the country’s two most powerful families joined political forces in 2022 — with Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as president and Sara Duterte as vice president — a new era of stable politics looked promising.
By: Andreo Calonzo
After a tumultuous week that started with a Senate power grab and descended into a terrifying night of gunfire, the impeachment saga against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte moves Monday to the trial phase.
By: Ditas B Lopez, Andreo Calonzo
Philippine central bank Governor Eli Remolona said monetary authorities will have to react aggressively to avoid falling behind the curve in taming price pressures spurred by the Iran war.
By: Andreo Calonzo, Cliff Harvey Venzon
The Philippines’ anti-graft watchdog charged Senator Jinggoy Estrada with plunder and graft for his alleged involvement in a multibillion-peso corruption scheme that slowed economic growth and outraged the public.
By: Cliff Venzon
MANILA (Bloomberg): The Philippines' anti-graft watchdog charged Senator Jinggoy Estrada with plunder and graft for allegedly receiving millions of
The Philippine central bank said the pace of inflation is likely to increase this month, mainly because of food-price increases and the peso’s weakness.
By: Philip Heijmans, Haslinda Amin, Andreo Calonzo
The Philippines is seeking closer ties with Taiwan and stronger military links with nations focused on deterring China’s “nefarious plans,” according to the Southeast Asian nation’s defense chief.
By: Neil Jerome Morales, Andreo Calonzo
The Philippine Senate faces a second day of deadlock after a member of its majority was arrested, throwing into doubt the progress of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial.
By: Andreo Calonzo, Cliff Harvey Venzon
A US-backed plan to build an artificial intelligence hub in the Philippines could draw an initial investment of about $10 billion, an official said, and help prop up an economy battered by the Iran war.
