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.
Given her focus on these specific areas, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to interviews or insights from experts familiar with geopolitical tensions in the West Philippine Sea region. Additionally, coverage of developments related to Filipino workers abroad and its impact within the Philippines could also attract her attention.
Pitches should offer unique perspectives or exclusive access to sources connected with issues such as diplomatic protests concerning territorial disputes and their implications for the Philippines. Furthermore, Bea’s interest in evolving stories suggests that she may value ongoing updates regarding these topics.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. finally signs two long-awaited pieces of legislation
By: Bea Cupin, Mia Gonzalez
China claims the Philippines' Maritime Zones Act will 'inevitably complicate the situation in the South China Sea'
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In a written affidavit, a Filipino fishing vessel captain recalls being intimidated and harassed by the China Coast Guard while they were trying to fish inside the West Philippine Sea
Austin schedules a fourth visit to the Philippines MANILA, Philippines – United States Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will be visiting Manila
By: Bea Cupin
The DFA says the Philippine Consulate in San Francisco 'stands ready to extend appropriate assistance'
'The said baselines have no legal basis and are not binding on the Philippines,' says the Department of Foreign Affairs
A 'provisional agreement' between the Philippines and China seemingly still holds, as the military reports an incident-free mission
Ezpeleta was the Navy's vice commander and former chief of the Naval Staff MANILA, Philippines – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has chosen Navy Vice Commander Read Admiral Jose Ma.
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