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Also, Christina Frasco is out as tourism chief, and the solicitor general recommends Maria Ressa's acquittalAlso, Christina Frasco is out as tourism chief, and the solicitor general recommends Maria Ressa's acquittal

Top 5 News This Week: Zaldy Co’s whereabouts, Marcos at the UN, the Middle East war

Autore: Rappler
Fonte: Rappler
2026/03/14 21:00
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The war in the Middle East triggers the worst global oil supply disruption in history. President Marcos makes one more push for a Philippine seat on the UN Security Council — so that the country might have a stronger say on global security issues.

At home, the Solicitor General recommends the acquittal of Maria Ressa and former Rappler researcher Rey Santos Jr. in their cyber libel case. The very photogenic Christina Frasco is booted out as tourism secretary.

All these, and still the hunt for flood control corruption suspect Zaldy Co goes on.

Read all about them:

#5: Marcos: Philippines working with Portugal for Zaldy Co return + ICI’s investigation ends on March 31

#4: Frasco out of tourism department; Usec Buensuceso is OIC

#3: SolGen asks SC to acquit Maria Ressa, Reynaldo Santos Jr. in cyber libel case

#2: Marcos at the UN: Philippines’ push for Security Council seat

#1: Trump revels in killing of Iran’s leaders as war nears two-week mark + World faces largest-ever oil supply disruption due to Middle East war

TL;DR? Watch the video. – Rappler.com

Presenter, producer: JC Gotinga
Video editor, graphics artist: Emerald Hidalgo
Supervising producer: Beth Frondoso

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