Nestor Corrales is a journalist at INQUIRER.net. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on LATAM, energy and mining, security and law enforcement, and public security across Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Nestor's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News UK, GMA Network, and Global News.
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Nestor's focus is primarily on local politics, economy, and international relations in the Philippines, particularly Manila. He heavily covers government announcements and official statements related to economic policies, international affairs, and political decisions.
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By: Nestor Corrales, Eloisa Lopez
Gunshots broke out at the Philippine Senate on Wednesday and people ran for cover after a top politician wanted by the International Criminal Court said his arrest was imminent and security forces entered the building.
By: Nestor Corrales, Eloisa Lopez
MANILA - Gunshots broke out in chaotic scenes at the Philippine Senate on Wednesday where troops had been deployed after a politician wanted by the
By: Eloisa Lopez, Nestor Corrales
Gunshots broke out at the Philippine Senate on Wednesday where troops had been deployed after a politician wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) urged supporters to mobilise and thwart his imminent arrest.
Authorities are unsure whether a top Philippine politician wanted by the ICC is still holed up in the...
A top Philippine politician wanted by the International Criminal Court is no longer taking refuge at the Senate after what his wife calls an "escape", a day after chaos erupted over his possible arrest.
By: Nestor Corrales, Eloisa Lopez, Karen Lema, Poppy McPherson
By Nestor Corrales, Eloisa Lopez, Karen Lema and Poppy McPherson
By: Nestor Corrales, Eloisa Lopez, Poppy McPherson, Karen Lema
IT unfolded like a crime thriller: a fugitive making his escape under cover of darkness in the confused aftermath of a hail of gunfire.
By: Mikhail Flores, Nestor Corrales
The Philippine Supreme Court has rejected a bid by senator Ronald dela Rosa for a temporary restraining order to prevent his arrest and transfer to the International Criminal Court.
By: Mikhail Flores, Nestor Corrales
Philippine authorities say they have leads on the whereabouts of fugitive senator Ronald dela Rosa. Photo: EPA PHOTO
By: Nestor Corrales, Mikhail Flores
By Nestor Corrales and Mikhail Flores MANILA, May 21 (Reuters) - The Philippines' National Bureau of Investigation said on Thursday it would
