Broadcast journalist Henry Omaga-Diaz will look into the alleged misuse of revenue generated from the Malampaya natural gas project in Palawan tomorrow (Oct 25) in “Krusada.”
In an exclusive interview, Bishop Pedro Arigo of Puerto Princesa will expose the said irregularities from the bidding until the implementation of the project, which extracts natural gas from the waters of Palawan. It has earned $8.9 billion since 2002, according to Congress.
Broadcast journalist Karen Davila will assess the present condition of Filipino persons with disabilities (PWD) in terms of social acceptance, well-being, and economic opportunities this Thursday (July 26) in “Krusada.”
Karen will work together with Vera Files to evaluate if PWD-related ordinances have been successfully implemented to foster over 500,000 Filipino PWDs as productive citizens of the country in a report that will commemorate the conclusion of the Philippine Decade of Persons with Disabilities this year.
Broadcast journalist Alvin Elchico will examine how the government has implemented the pro-poor Cheaper Medicines Act and if it has been beneficial to Filipinos since its ratification four years ago this Thursday (July 5) in Krusada.
Since it was passed into law in 2008, many consumer groups have rendered the act useless, noting that prices of some medicines have not yet gone down.
Experts have found out that Angat Dam in Bulacan sits near a fault line that if damaged by an earthquake, the structure could submerge 30 towns, cut water and electricity supply in Metro Manila, and flood farmlands in Central Luzon.
This is just one of the pressing safety concerns involving one of the country’s most important dams that will be investigated by broadcast journalist Henry Omaga-Diaz this Thursday (June 28) in Krusada.
Kirk Bondad was named Mister International 2025 during the Thailand-based pageant's finale that took place in Bangkok Thursday night. Ou...
