Bullit Marquez
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From on the brink of death to freedom (opens the original)
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Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Clutching a copy of the absolute pardon that President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr granted her, 41-year-old Mary Jane Veloso walked out of the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City Friday to freedom in tears. One can imagine that the profuse tears she was shedding must have been a release of 16 years of pain and suffering and finally, joy. Traveling as an overseas worker in 2010, she was arreste
Not forgetting the darkest day in Philippine democracy 54 years ago (opens the original)
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Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Barbed wire barricades once again were up Monday on Mendiola street, not so far away from Malacañang. They served as apt reminders of the day the late president Ferdinand Marcos Sr, father of the current president, declared Martial Law on Sept. 21, 1972. Democracy in the Philippines died that day: the Constitution was abolished, media-television, radio stations and newspapers- were shut down, freedom was
How do you bring P125 M cold cash out of the bank? (opens the original)
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Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Gina Acosta, former special disbursing officer at the Office of the Vice President, took the witness stand at the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte on Aug. 17. She related that she encashed the P125 million check for the confidential funds of Duterte at Land Bank Shaw Boulevard branch on Dec. 20, 2022. She placed the money in four duffel bags and as instructed by Duterte, turned them over t
Rain or shine, No to Pax Silica (opens the original)
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Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Habagat downpour didn’t deter members of groups opposed to Pax Silica, an international initiative to secure supply chains for advanced technologies such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence and rare earth elements. Umbrella-carrying protesters marched to the United States Embassy on Roxas Blvd with “Imperyalismo Ibagsak!” “Marcos, tuta ng U.S,” and Yankee, Go Home” placards. It is widely understood
A sea of garbage (opens the original)
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Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . Bullit Marquez is a veteran photojournalist . The sight of a sea of garbage in major waterways in Metro Manila after tropical storm Maymay and 10 days of monsoon rains was ugly and repugnant. It was actually a stark warning to us that if we continue with our lack of proper garbage disposal system and bad habit of throwing trash wherever we want, we would be buried under the smelly pile just like what happened in Payatas in Quezon City many years ago
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