From top, clockwise: Robredo, De Lima, Hontiveros, Bautista, Robles, Ressa
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Why wait till the end of the year to vote for TIME magazine’s ‘Person of the Year’ when you can vote now for who you think should be proclaimed ‘Filipina of the Year?’
The Adobo Chronicles has narrowed down your possible choices to the best of the best Filipinas for the year 2017.
You can help determine the winner by voting in our online poll. Check back often for real-time results.
The finalists are:
Vice President or is it Fake VP Leni Robredo
Incarcerated Senator Leila de Lima
Senator Risa Hontiveros
Rappler CEO Maria Ressa
Blogger Raissa Robles (we’ve even thrown in her husband Alan)
COMELEC Chair Andy Bautista’s estranged wife, Tish Bautista (ehem)
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – She calls herself “Mutya ng Masa,” but Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte would rather call her “Reyna ng Intriga.”
It all happened during a press conference in which ABS-CBN’s Doris Bigornia played smart by asking the president who is going to be the next mayor who will fall. It was in obvious reference to the recent police raid in Ozamiz City, in which suspected drug lord Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog was killed.
It was a question that impressed the publisher of the entertainment magazine, TIKTIK.
Immediately after the press conference, Bigornia received a text message offering her the position of editor-in-chief of the new and improved entertainment tabloid.
There are no indications that Bigornia will decline the offer. Good for her!
SAN JOSE, California (The Adobo Chronicles, San Jose Bureau) – The California-based online news outlet The Adobo Chronicles has issued an apology for a glaring error it has committed regarding some breaking news in the Philippines.
In its haste to beat other news outlets like The Philippine Daily Inquirer and Rappler, The Adobo Chronicles used the wrong photos to accompany the exciting news that House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez has announced he was pushing legislation to legalize both divorce and same-sex unions in the Philippines.
The Adobo Chronicles inadvertently used photos of Senator Antonio Trillanes and Representative Gary Alejano for the same-sex union story, and of Vice President Leni Robredo and Representative Bolet Banal for the divorce story.
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