John Sitchon is a journalist for Rappler, focusing on writing stories from the Visayas region. He covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, events, and leads in the area. With his reporting, John aims to provide timely and accurate information to the readers of Rappler.
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John Sitchon's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, particularly in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines. He covers a range of topics including local events, political developments, and societal issues. If you have insights or updates related to government policies, local activism, or significant events in the Central Visayas region, your pitch may be relevant to his coverage.
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By: John Sitchon
'As we mark the 15th year since the Ampatuan massacre, our promise is to never forget,' says the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines
Social anthropologist Antonio Julian Montalvan II says there is poetic justice in the anti-terror law signed by former president Rodrigo Duterte possibly being used against his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte
Salvador Toong III could not believe that his entry had won the prestigious international competition after participating in it for almost 10 years
Members of the music streaming platform YUME earn an average of $70 to $300 a month just from listening to music, says YUME President Johann Bontuyan
By: John Sitchon
Transport group Laban TNVS president Jun de Leon welcomed ride-hailing app inDrive's efforts to help drivers gain more access over their earnings on rides
By: John Sitchon
A lawyer and convenor of the Citizens' Watch for Good Governance in Cagayan de Oro says the bid to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte could benefit her more in the long run unless those who want her out win in the numbers game in the Senate
Will ambition be enough to bring the ‘monkey king' his crown? Is 'Black Myth: Wukong' your pick for this year's GOTY?
'Kaya depleted 'yan kase napiga na yung mga fissionable materials,' says geologist Dr. Carlo Arcilla, director of the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute
By: John Sitchon
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classifies green sea turtles as endangered species
By: John Sitchon
One is associated with the Robredos, while another had faced charges for being an alleged accessory to a murder
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