NAGA CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Naga Bureau) – When ex-Vice President Leni Robredo launched Angat Buhay as a Non-Government Organization (NGO), she and her cohorts promised it will be the largest volunteer network in the Philippines.
It’s about a year now since that formal launching but Angat is still struggling to enlist volunteers.
So today, Angat Buhay announced it was collaborating with ABS-CBN, which is — or was — the country’s largest network.
By capitalizing on the reputation of of ABS-CBN, Robredo said her Angat Buhay could finally achieve the numbers she needed to make good on her promise.
After all, thousands of ABS-CBN employees and talents are out of of a job since the network’s franchise was not renewed by Congress. Robredo urged all the unemployed from ABS-CBN to contact their nearest Angat Buhay headquarters to sign up. “It’s all for a good cause,” the ex-VP said.
Earlier, Angat Buhay forged a collaboration with another organization in Negros to make it look good for Robredo.
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – After being flooded with criticism on its release of a news tabloid, “The Philippine Gazette,” the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) announced that it will be coming out with an audio version of their propaganda news.
PCO told The Adobo Chronicles that beginning on June 1, 2023, it will be distributing free news cassettes at all bus terminals and LRT, MRT train stations.
“This completes our comprehensive strategy to reach each and every Filipino so that they are fully informed and updated on the goings-on in Malacañang,” a PCO spokesperson said.
Earlier, tinapa and dried fish vendors at public markets praised PCO for giving them access to free newsprint to display and sell their goods.
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