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[In the Public Square] Two months in: Sara Duterte's impeachment trial so far (opens the original)
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We’ve just completed Day 21, and Week 9, of the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. Today, public prosecutor Representative Joel Chua suggested that the prosecution may be able to finish its presentation of evidence in chief by early October. That means, he said, the trial might end by December. As people say, malayo pa, pero malayo na. Two months in, how goes the impeachment of Sara Duterte? The impeachment can be viewed in terms popularized by the late, great constitutionalist Fr
In the Public Square: Dangerous anti-disinformation bills (opens the original)
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Disinformation continues to be a serious concern, especially with national elections coming up in less than two years. The good news: It seems that Congress is finally ready to act. The terrible, horrible, no good, very bad news: The pending bills, especially House Bill 9465, are atrocious. What do we do with these dangerous anti-disinformation bills? In this episode of In the Public Square, Rappler columnist John Nery is joined by journalist Rowena Paraan of the Movement for Media Safety PH and
In the Public Square: Lessons from the Corona impeachment (opens the original)
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A lawyer gave this piece of advice to journalists preparing to cover the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte: “Master the Corona impeachment case.” It is, after all, the only impeachment trial in our history that was completed. And it ended with an overwhelming vote to convict the late former Supreme Court chief justice Renato Corona. What are the lessons we can draw from the impeachment, trial, and conviction of CJ Corona? In this episode of In the Public Square, Rappler columnist
In the Public Square: Surveying partisanship (opens the original)
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The first impeachment trial of a sitting vice president who happens to be the leading candidate for the presidency is taking place in a polarized country with a fragmented media landscape. How do we make sense of the factions and partisanship that now define Philippine politics? And how do these leanings impact the impeachment? One of the ways to get a good sense of politics is to study the scientific surveys. One of the latest, conducted in June, is the Philippine Public Opinion Monitor 10, by
[In the Public Square] Marcos SONA 2026: Reality check (opens the original)
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The initial feedback to President Marcos Jr.’s fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) was generally, and only mildly, positive — but, reality check: we know from history that public consensus takes some time to form. Last week, we took a broader view of the SONA by going outside so-called Imperial Manila and hearing from lawyer Angelisa Razo in Davao, newspaper editor Francis Allan Angelo in Iloilo, and public official Jonas Cabiles Soltes in Camarines Sur. Today, we take a deeper look at the
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