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  Quick Turnaround: Justice Secretary’s son cleared in speedy trial

  THE DRUG case filed against Juanito Jose Remulla III, son of the Secretary of Justice (SOJ) Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla, had been hounded by controversy since news of it... Read more

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  Not just DepEd: Agencies flagged by COA

  THE PUBLIC should now be well aware that the Commission on Audit (COA) has flagged various agencies for failing to observe the procedures for spending and accounting for their... Read more

• Vaccinations in secret: Media miss public safety issue

  IT CAME straight from the horse’s mouth. Last December 26, President Rodrigo Duterte announced in a public address that “almost all” soldiers have been inoculated with the Chinese anti-COVID-19... Read more

• Sidebar | The Magnetic Lifters: Recalling Critical Details

  Read article: The Drugs That Got Away: Questions Linger on Multibillion-Peso Drug Shipment Photo from the PDEA Top Stories Facebook page.   THE USE of magnetic lifters to smuggle narcotics... Read more

• The Drugs That Got Away: Questions Linger on Multibillion-Peso Drug Shipment

  Photo from PDEA Top Stories Facebook page.   THE MONTHS-LONG blame game between the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) over the loss of PHP... Read more

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  Another Drug Shipment Slips Through: Media Miss What It Says About The “Drug War”

  Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Director General Aaron Aquino inspects the seized magnetic lifters in Cavite. | Photo from PDEA Top Stories Facebook page. ON AUGUST 10, operatives from the Philippine... Read more

• A Game of Musical Chairs: Drug War Back to PDEA

    FROM PNP to PDEA – once more. President Rodrigo Duterte passed the responsibility for all anti-illegal drug operations to the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) with a memorandum... Read more

• PJR Reports September – October 2011

  Editor’s Note: FOCUS THE POSSIBILITY  that some of the journalists who have been killed in this country since 1986 might not have been ethical, or even corrupt, isn’t exactly... Read more