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The Real Threats to Press Freedom in the Philippines

Posted on January 20, 2018January 20, 2018 By ChinoF 6 Comments on The Real Threats to Press Freedom in the Philippines
The Real Threats to Press Freedom in the Philippines

With the revoking of Rappler’s license to operate as a business, “opposition” were hopping mad about it being a dictatorship move and suppression of freedom of speech. But those are not what happened. What happened is that one of the real threats to press freedom and freedom of expression was brought to account. I’m not…

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Media

Filipinos Embrace Fake News & Hoaxes Because of Pride

Posted on November 5, 2015June 27, 2017 By ChinoF 13 Comments on Filipinos Embrace Fake News & Hoaxes Because of Pride
Filipinos Embrace Fake News & Hoaxes Because of Pride

In a time where “fake news” is the hot topic, it pays to look at at earlier incidents where an actual media hoax caused serious damage. I recently learned more about how the Filipinos chocolate product fracas in 1999 started. The story is that then-senator Heherson Alvarez accused the chocolate maker of being racist, because…

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Culture

It won’t be much of a Mother’s day for Mary Jane, Celia and PH

Posted on May 5, 2015May 6, 2015 By Ms. Mike Portes 21 Comments on It won’t be much of a Mother’s day for Mary Jane, Celia and PH

There was an outpour of sympathy from Indonesians and Filipinos for Mary Jane Veloso, days before she had to face her death sentence by firing squad in Indonesia. Mary Jane is a Filipina MOTHER who has been declaring her innocence over a conviction for drug trafficking since Day 1 of her 5-year ordeal. The hashtags:…

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Culture, Economy, Government, Politics, Religion, Society

Why “stop being negative, be more positive” can be counterproductive

Posted on November 27, 2013November 27, 2013 By ChinoF 21 Comments on Why “stop being negative, be more positive” can be counterproductive
Why “stop being negative, be more positive” can be counterproductive

Many are complaining that Get Real Philippines is so negative. They want us to come out with more positive articles. They say we are not helping with our negative messages. Oh, really? How sure are you about that? As fellow blogger Kate Natividad wrote, being positive has become much too overrated already because it serves…

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Culture

“Froth and Bubble”, “Toil and Trouble”

Posted on September 25, 2013September 25, 2013 By Ms. Mike Portes 3 Comments on “Froth and Bubble”, “Toil and Trouble”
“Froth and Bubble”, “Toil and Trouble”

Plagiarism is personal to me, having been a victim myself , unfortunately many think plagiarism is a none issue. Well sorry to say that, plagiarism has one big repercussion that should make each Filipino conscious and cautious about and it is losing our credibility and the respect of the international market. Fact is, we are already…

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Crime, Education, Government, Politics, Society

From Corona to GMA: The Philippine Hate-Bandwagon

Posted on July 28, 2012 By a 107 Comments on From Corona to GMA: The Philippine Hate-Bandwagon
From Corona to GMA: The Philippine Hate-Bandwagon

We have witnessed in the past months how ex-Chief Justice Renato Corona received the lion’s share of jeers and insults from the Filipino populace in the duration of his impeachment trial. He was accused of a whole bunch of crimes, the most memorable of which is betrayal of public trust, judging by inaccuracies in his…

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Featured, Government, Politics, Society

A little reminder: don’t rely on PNoy’s SONA

Posted on July 20, 2012 By a 8 Comments on A little reminder: don’t rely on PNoy’s SONA
A little reminder: don’t rely on PNoy’s SONA

So it’s that time of the year again. That time when the good president steps into the pedestal to address every single Filipino all over the world, regarding the current state of our country in terms of politics, economics and society. That time when all eyes and cameras are focused on the most powerful man…

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Government, Politics, Society

Addressing the Filipino nature: we shouldn’t stop at merely coping

Posted on June 28, 2012December 5, 2013 By a 14 Comments on Addressing the Filipino nature: we shouldn’t stop at merely coping
Addressing the Filipino nature: we shouldn’t stop at merely coping

It is on rare occasions that I suddenly recall, out of nowhere, a random scene from a movie I’ve watched in the distant past. As I sat in front of my computer, lamenting the loss of my butter cookies (which I’ve eaten up a few days ago), a scene from one of Keanu Reeves’ so-so…

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