MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Journalists are supposed to be neutral, fair and balanced in their reporting, and should not be openly identified with any particular political party or ideology.
But in a single tweet, “investigative journalist” Raissa Robles accused broadcast journalist Karen Davila of being a Duterte supporter.
Well, that makes Davila unqualified to be a journalist.
Unless, she can refute Robles’ claim.
We’re waiting, Karen…
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Tutoring is a two-way street.
We all remember newly-appointed Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque saying that going forward, Asec Mocha Uson will be under his tutelage, especially when it comes to the important role of mainstream media.
Uson sees no problem with being tutored by Roque. In fact, she also volunteered to tutor Roque on how to properly apply makeup.
The Spox agreed after being shown a photo of himself with Uson and President Duterte on board the plane that took them to Vietnam. The illusion of natural rosy cheeks didn’t quite work out, unfortunately.
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – The Adobo Chronicles caught up with book author and blogger Raissa Robles as she stepped off the plane that brought her back to Manila from her whirlwind tour of the United States.
We were surprised when she told us that she now feels safe in her own country.
While touring the United States, her talks were met with angry comments from audience members because of her anti-Duterte stance.
”I’ve had a coming together with Jesus,” Robles said, “and I feel much more safe in my country now than in 2012 when NoyNoy Aquino was still president.
Apparently, Robles was referring to a statement she issued back then when she said that she doesn’t feel safe in her own country.
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