Jason Gutierrez is a journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in crime and justice, focusing on court proceedings and legal reform within the judicial system. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and Radio Free Asia, among others.
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Jason Gutierrez's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on world affairs related to the Philippines and its interactions with other countries, particularly China. His articles often include government announcements and evolving stories in the realm of international relations.
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By: Jason Gutierrez
Experts note that Philippines remains anchored in alliance with US, but will assert more agency over own defense.
By: Jason Gutierrez
MANILA – The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Thursday confirmed all charges against former Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte, who is detained
By: Jason Gutierrez
Information that “Danny” sold to China may have led to 2024 Spratlys ramming incident.
MANILA – The Philippine House of Representatives voted to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte Monday for large-scale corruption and threats to assassinate
By: Jason Gutierrez
Video shows Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court over Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war, dashing into the Philippine Senate.
Philippine senator outruns government agents in dramatic chase
The sound of gunshots, apparently from inside the chamber, were broadcast on live television as a senator in the Philippines, who was an ally of the former leader Rodrigo Duterte, faced arrest.
By: Jason Gutierrez
MANILA, Philippines -- The Senate of the Philippines was thrown into chaos Wednesday as what appeared to be gunshots were fired inside the chamber after a top ally of the country's former leader said police were coming to arrest him.
By: Jason Gutierrez, Sui-Lee Wee
Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, had been holed up in the building when shots rang out.
By: Jason Gutierrez, Sui-Lee Wee
For two nights, Ronald dela Rosa evaded government agents trying to execute an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court.
