Bea Cupin is a Senior Reporter for Rappler, a Philippine-based news organization. With a focus on local news, Bea covers a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the Filipino audience.
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Bea Cupin's coverage is mainly focused on local Philippine affairs with an emphasis on world affairs and government & politics. She appears to be particularly interested in topics relating to the West Philippine Sea, Filipino workers, tourism, judiciary, Christmas expectations, and diplomatic protests.
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By: Bea Cupin
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin bids goodbye with a landmark agreement and the groundbreaking of a new coordination center — both pave the way for the Philippines to increase defense and security cooperation not only with the US, but partners old and new
The President, for the first time, openly chastizes the Vice President — even as he makes no mention of her name
By: Bea Cupin
In a press conference in Malacañang, officials from the DOJ and NBI outlined the possible consequences the country's second-highest official could face
'The former president should respect the Constitution, not disobey it. He should desist from being as irresponsible as he has become,' says Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin
The AFP chief denies he'll be taking control of the Vice President's security, but confirms they'll be ‘temporarily' replaced because of a police investigation and the ongoing House probe
Pro-Duterte posts invade the military's Facebook page
This comes after the China Coast Guard harassed Philippine vessels in separate incidents in Escoda Shoal and in Bajo de Masinloc in the West Philippine Sea early this week
the US Indo-Pacific Command says this is meant to demonstrate 'a collective commitment to strengthen regional and international cooperation in support of a free and open Indo-Pacific'
Cordura has been the AFP's second-in-command since November 2022, or just a few months before a major shakeup of the Marcos administration's defense and security lineup
The President says he expects the 2025 national budget to still be signed before the end of the year
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