Sofia Abrogar

LOOK: Anti-election fraud advocates gathered in front of the Comelec main office on Friday to challenge the “questionable” results of the 2022 nat’l elections—through which Ferdinand Marcos Jr. & Sara Duterte clinched the presidency & vice presidency respectively. @inquirerdotnet

The COA has flagged the Office of the Vice President for failing to observe procurement rules when it bought equipment to fast-track the establishment of its satellite offices at the start of Vice President Sara Duterte’s term. | @krixiasINQ /PDI newsinfo.inquirer.net/1796864/coa-fl…

WEAK LEADERSHIP A few days into his term, Marcos Jr appointed himself as agriculture secretary supposedly to address problems confronted by the sector - but it has only been worse off since. #PeopleEconomics #DevelopTheCountryside ibon.org/pbbm-agri-dept/

Maria Ela Atienza, a professor of political science at UP Diliman, said in making appointments, “prudence dictates not appointing anyone with ongoing cases,” stressing that the designation of Larry Gadon “shows lack of prudence and deep consideration.”

According to data from the DBM, a presidential adviser is an “equivalent rank,” so Larry Gadon, like members of the Senate and House of Representatives, will be assigned Salary Grade 31, or a base salary of P278,434 every month. | @AdrianINQ newsinfo.inquirer.net/1795108/p27843…

Don't tread that path Gadon, don't tread that path. We all know what happened the last time you tried your hand at debate. #Echobox=1687949266-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newsinfo.inquirer.net/1794628/gadon-…

Commission on Human Rights is conducting an investigation into the bombing of a lawyer’s car in Davao city. | @SAbrogarINQ #Echobox=1687944269-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newsinfo.inquirer.net/1794515/chr-pr…

It's such a spiritual thing to experience the Sistine so close to home. These historic, haunting frescoes brought such a deep warmth to my Catholic heart and creative soul 🤍 My first news feature slash lifestyle story for Lifestyle INQ: #ixzz85uuvrgSl" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lifestyle.inquirer.net/468051/the-sis…

JUST IN: New Palace appointee Larry Gadon is disbarred by the Supreme Court. The SC voted unanimously 15-0 following Gadon's viral clip where he cursed at veteran reporter Raissa Robles. @inquirerdotnet

#CHEERS to @Inquirerdotnet for its two-part report on how advocates for a nonviolent approach to illegal drugs are trying to destigmatize the narrative of drug use in the Philippines and change the drug policy that underpins the brutality of the "drug war." #JournalismReview

LOOK: DepEd released a memo on June 14 requiring offices to identify public school teachers who are members of the Alliance of Concerned Teachers and are part of DepEd's Automatic Payroll Deduction System @PhilstarNews

The Department of Social Welfare & Development (DSWD) previously accused Gentle Hands of "illegally detaining" the one-year old "for no justifiable and legal reason." newsinfo.inquirer.net/1775161/mother…

Gentle Hands faces more legal action on Friday as a single mother has filed a kidnapping case against the orphanage. The 27-year old alleges that Gentle Hands refused return her one-year old son whom she placed in the orphanage's temporary care early this year. @inquirerdotnet

@inquirerdotnet The advocates were led by retired general and former DICT undersecretary Eliseo Rio. Rio believes that some 20 million votes tallied in the last hour of the May 9, 2022 elections are actually non-existent, sent to Comelec’s servers via “illegal private networks.” @inquirerdotnet

@inquirerdotnet Among them is 63-year old Ronnie Amoroso, who lamented that the electoral fraud he protested in 1986 still plagues the country’s justice system. “I was part of Marcos Sr.’s regime & I am paying his debts… now I’m retired & I’m back to the same old shit.” @inquirerdotnet

LOOK: Anti-election fraud advocates gathered in front of the Comelec main office on Friday to challenge the “questionable” results of the 2022 nat’l elections—through which Ferdinand Marcos Jr. & Sara Duterte clinched the presidency & vice presidency respectively. @inquirerdotnet

@inquirerdotnet Senator Risa Hontiveros has previously filed Senate Resolution No. 643, under which the Hontiveros-led Senate Committee on Women, children, family relations, and gender equality will investigate the DSWD's dealings with Gentle Hands. newsinfo.inquirer.net/1777849/dswd-w…

@inquirerdotnet Read more on Gentle Hands here: newsinfo.inquirer.net/1775073/fire-b…

Another cease-and-desist has been filed against QC private orphanage Gentle Hands by the state welfare department. DSWD issued the halt order due to alleged fire safety deficiencies. This follows the revocation of orphanage's fire safety certification in May. @inquirerdotnet