Dwight De Leon is a Palace and Comelec reporter for Rappler, a leading news organization in the Philippines. With a background in covering Congress and local government units, Dwight provides comprehensive coverage of political events and developments in the Philippines.
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Dwight De Leon's coverage focuses heavily on local politics and government announcements in the Philippines. He is particularly interested in topics related to President Marcos Jr., Philippine politics, foreign travel by Filipino officials, and the national budget.
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