Michelle Abad is a writer and researcher for Rappler, a news organization in the Philippines. She covers a wide range of topics, including social issues, politics, and cultural events. Michelle is dedicated to providing accurate and insightful reporting to keep the public informed about important issues in the country.
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Michelle Abad's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, politics, culture and society in the Philippines. Given her focus on national news and human interest stories, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into Philippine government policies, cultural events or societal issues.
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By: Joann Manabat, Michelle Abad
The province deals with the risk of flooding, rain-induced landslides, and storm surges
When people are unhappy, they want change, and in the past couple years, everyone in America has been so unhappy about everything, so this election result does not surprise me
The Sandiganbayan junks the appeal of top officials of GOCCs Technology Resource Center, the National Agribusiness Corporation, and the National Livelihood Development Corporation
By: Michelle Abad
Multimedia reporter Michelle Abad speaks to US immigration lawyer Jath Shao about what Filipino-Americans, or aspiring migrants to the US, should know about how president-elect Donald Trump's harsh immigration plans may affect them
By: Michelle Abad
30-year-old Anjeanette Manuel says being a Filipino with a ranking position usually held by Europeans at an international company 'feels like being the only spicy dish at a banquet of classic cuisines'
The inclusion of Cocopea in the NTF-ELCAC to broaden the task force's 'information campaign' is a 'serious encroachment on academic freedom,' says Anakbayan
By: Michelle Abad
Rappler speaks to Jona Hilario, a naturalized Fil-Am and community organizer based in Ohio almost barred from voting, about the experience of this election and what it means for her community moving forward
By: Jodesz Gavilan, Michelle Abad, Lian Buan
On Thursday, November 14, Rappler's Lian Buan and Michelle Abad will discuss their respective investigative that expose abuse of Filipinos and how individuals benefit from various forms of exploitation
By: Michelle Abad
The DMW says it is prepared to assist OFWs if US president-elect Donald Trump enforces his mass deportation plan, but doing so may cost billions of pesos — likely beyond its proposed 2025 budget
By: Michelle Abad
Despite the Safe Spaces Act being in place since 2019, groups say a culture of victim-blaming remains, and deters survivors from reporting abuse
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