Jerome Aning is a journalist based in the Philippines. He writes for INQUIRER.net and Cigalah Group, covering a wide range of topics including politics, transportation, and current events. His work has also been featured in Asia International News.
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A poll watchdog called for the repeal of Comelec guidelines on AI and social media for being “censorship in the guise of fighting fake news.”
Officials of ACT said that they were able to secure “significant commitments” from Comelec to increase teachers’ benefits and incentives.
MANILA, Philippines — The Land Transportation Office (LTO) declared as solved on Wednesday “the mystery of the ownership” of the sport utility vehicle (SUV) with a “7” protocol plate
TICKETED, FINALLY Angelito Edpan (left, standing), the driver of the white Cadillac Escalade with a “7” protocol plate that was caught in a viral
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Saturday said a total of 112 individuals filed certificates of candidacies (COCs) for the 25 district seats of the Bangsamoro
The Metro Manila Council (MMC) approved on Thursday changes in the rules of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) on vehicle towing and impounding.MMDA Chair Romando Artes said
Election officials from BARMM began arriving at Comelec central office in Manila to submit COCs and other documents of political aspirants.
The First and Second Divisions of Comelec have disqualified 117 senatorial aspirants for being nuisance candidates
- Reporter / @JeromeAningINQ END-OF-LIFE ASSISTANCE The Department of Health also plans to assign more palliative care doctors to government
“The continuing decline of CFR despite the increase in new cases this year is due to timely screening, testing and correct treatment,” the DOH said in a statement.
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