By Lia Atienza
On Wednesday, December 3, the Commission on Audit (COA) reported the Department of Public Works and Highways’ (DPWH) inefficient implementation of nationwide projects worth P138 billion in 2024.
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Ateneo wrap up hard-fought campaign in UAAP S88 Boys’ Volleyball Tourney with 0-14 record, individual merits
By Maxine Agno
The Ateneo Blue Eagles concluded their University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 Boys’ Volleyball Tournament campaign with a tough 0–14 win-loss card after their final match against the University of the East (UE), which ended with a final tally of 0–3 on Friday, November 28, at the Paco Arena.
Second ‘Trillion Peso March’ draws widespread public call for government transparency
By Rhianna Ramos
On Sunday, November 30, thousands of Filipinos gathered at the Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) People Power Monument for the second “Trillion Peso March,” a nationwide demonstration calling for accountability over alleged large-scale corruption involving more than P1 trillion in stolen public funds.
ICC thwarts Duterte’s bid for temporary release
By Alexia Bangayan
On Friday, November 28, the International Criminal Court (ICC) Appeals Chamber unanimously rejected three arguments by former president Rodrigo Duterte’s lawyers, ruling that he must remain detained in The Hague to ensure his appearance at trial and prevent interference with witnesses.
Henry Alcantara surrenders P110 million cash tied to flood control scam
By AJ Alarcon
Dismissed Bulacan first district engineer Henry Alcantara turned in P110 million in cash, representing kickbacks from flood control projects, to the national government, Department of Justice (DOJ) officer-in-charge Fredderick Vida reported at a media conference on Friday, November 28.
Project Fun: The Blueprints Behind the ASHS Fair
By Reanna Cornejo
AMLC looks into overseas assets of execs in flood control mess
By AJ Alarcon
On Thursday, November 27, Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) Executive Director Matthew David issued a statement saying that the council is now investigating the overseas assets of a high-ranking official and a former government executive, both linked to the flood control projects controversy.
Pressing Play to Aninaw’s Advocacy
By Reign Querido
GAMEPLAY: In the crevices of one’s pixelated screen, a swarm of misinformation lingers — pesky anonymous posts, edited news, and plenty more claims with no sources. In this day and (digital) age, media literacy is more important than ever. With transparency and fact-checking, it’s up to Aninaw to take a closer look and analyze. With this newfound committee, media education has never been easier. It all comes down to pressing play to its advocacy.
Ateneo, DLSU, wear white to join call for accountability in UAAP hoops clash
By AJ Alarcon
Rooted in the Atenean and Lasallian commitment to truth and integrity, game-goers of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 Men’s Basketball Tournament blue–green rivalry — held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Wednesday, November 26 — donned white as an expression of solidarity amid rising corruption issues in the country.
ASHS observes Red Wednesday
By Alexia Bangayan
On Wednesday, November 26, the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) community commemorated the global Red Wednesday, responding to Aid to the Church in Need’s (ACN) call to remember persecuted Christians through prayer, solidarity, and symbolic action.
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