John Eric Mendoza is a news reporter for INQUIRER.net, focusing on local news in the Philippines. His work has also been featured in Asia International News. John covers a wide range of topics, including national security, political issues, and current events in the country.
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John Eric Mendoza's coverage predominantly focuses on local Philippines politics, particularly the West Philippine Sea dispute, and breaking news from government announcements. If you are looking to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or analysis related to these topics. You may also offer expert commentary on geopolitical events in the region or exclusive access to local political figures for interviews.
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By: John Eric Mendoza
- Reporter / @JEMendozaINQ MANILA, Philippines — The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is looking into the “national security
MANILA, Philippines — The sinkhole along Sales Road in Pasay City has been patched up by the Department of Public Works and Highways-South Manila District Engineering Office
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- Reporter / @JEMendozaINQ Davao del Norte 1st District Rep. Pantaleon Alvarez (INQUIRER FILES)
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- Reporter / @JEMendozaINQ Former AFP chief Emmanuel Bautista AP FILE PHOTO
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Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Rear Admiral Armand Balilo. FILE PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines — China’s foreign ministry called the annual war games between the United States and the Philippines a “provocation,” a charge that was
By: John Eric Mendoza
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) has not received any complaints about a university in Cagayan with a significant number of Chinese students.CHEd Commissioner
Capiz map. | INQUIRER FILES MANILA, Philippines — Roxas City in Capiz logged the “danger-level” and highest heat index temperature at 45 degrees Celsius on Thursday.
- Reporter / @JEMendozaINQ In this photo taken in April 2019, Filipino and American troops storm a beach facing the West Philippine
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Philippine Army public affairs chief Col. Xerxes Trinidad said the annual war games is an integral part of ongoing efforts to develop territorial defense capabilities to ensure the country can safeguard its sovereignty.
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