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08/05/2022

The COMELEC itself is distributing sample ballots for the son of ousted dictator Ferdinand and graft convict Imelda. Ferdinand Jr who is running for president, is a tax offense convict himself.

24/04/2022

Broadsheets PH is observing Black Saturday and will not be publishing today's headlines.

24/04/2022

Broadsheets PH joins the Christian community worldwide commemorate the death of Jesus Christ today, Good Friday.

(Print copies of the major broadsheets in the Philippines are not available today in observance of Good Friday).

14/04/2022

14 April 2022 (Thursday)—SECOND BOOSTER SHOT APPROVED. The Food and Drugs Administration has modified the emergency use authorization for coronavirus vaccines to include the administration of a second booster shot for all senior citizens, immunocompromised individuals and frontline healthcare workers. According to the Department of Health, there should be at least four months between booster doses.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Bets linked to Left slammed

Manila Bulletin
Hope dims for landslide survivors

Manila Standard

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Gun ban dispute splits top Comelec officials

Philippine Star
FDA approves 2nd booster for vulnerable

The Manila Times
Marcos widens lead —survey

14/04/2022

13 April 2022 (Wednesday)—LGU CHIEF EXEC SAYS LEYTE VILLAGE BURIED IN LANDSLIDE. Baybay, Leyte town mayor Jose Carlo Cari said that the village of Cantagnos was buried in a landslide in the aftermath of tropical storm ‘Agaton’. There were about 210 households in Cantagnos but some residents were able to escape unharmed. 35 people died, 105 were injured and 27 are still missing in Baybay alone.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Bongbong gets One Cebu’s nod

Manila Bulletin
‘Agaton’ death toll rises to 42

Manila Standard

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Robredo gains converts, Marcos Cebu party’s pick

Philippine Star
Landslide buried entire Leyte village —mayor

The Manila Times
Sotto names agri ‘smugglers’

12/04/2022

12 April 2022 (Tuesday)—TYPHOON AGATON BRINGS FLOODS, LANDSLIDES AND DEATH. Tropical storm Agaton battered the Visayas and Mindanao, causing floods and landlines, leaving people homeless in its wake. At least 22 people have been reported to have died in Leyte, 3 in Davao and at least 6 more persons are missing.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
BIR chief ready to face trial

Manila Bulletin
‘Agaton’ leaves at least 23 dead

Manila Standard
25 dead in wake of ‘Agaton’

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Probe absentee voting mess, Comelec told

Philippine Star
Agaton unleashes floods, landslides

The Manila Times
90% of governors support Marcos

12/04/2022

11 April 2022 (Monday)—ISSUES BESET OVERSEAS VOTING AS BALLOTS ARE DELAYED. Overseas voting for the 2022 National Elections has started but there were reports of delays in the delivery of ballots. Voting in Wellington, New Zealand; Islamabad, Pakistan, Dili, Timor-Leste, Milan, Italy and in New York will commence at a later date when the logistical issues are sorted out.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Crowd support spices up old Leni-Bongbong rivalry

Manila Bulletin
Gov’t offers more free rides starting today

Manila Standard
Congress lacks time for ‘endo’

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Overseas vote off to bad start: ballots delayed

Philippine Star
‘Omicron subvariant, low boosters may cause fresh surge’

The Manila Times
Leyte officials rally behind BBM, Sara

12/04/2022

10 April 2022 (Sunday)—LEADERS PLEDGE STRONGER PHILIPPINE-CHINA RELATIONSHIP. Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and communist China President Xi Jinping vowed for a stronger tie between the Philippines and China as the Chinese president calls for restraint, as if asking Filipinos to be more patient and accepting of the Chinese incursions and harassment activities in the West Philippine Sea.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
DU30, Xi boosting Phl-China ties

Manila Bulletin
Stronger PH-China ties vowed

Manila Standard
Duterte, Xi call for restraint

Philippine Daily Inquirer
‘Marriage for green card’ scam: 6 Pinoys held in US

Philippine Star
Superspreader elections? Comelec worried, but ready

The Manila Times
‘Leni needs a miracle to win’

12/04/2022

9 April 2022 (Saturday)—DAILY COVID CASE COUNT STABILIZES, MORE AREAS UNDER ALERT LEVEL 1. The Department of Health (DOH) reported that the daily number of coronavirus cases across the country has plateaued in the last four days averaging at 200. The DOH said that this could go down further, with the positivity rate also lower 1.8%. Meanwhile, the Mountain Province, Southern Leyte, Misamis Oriental, as well as Buguias in Benguet, Atimonan and Tiaong in Quezon, Sta. Magdalena in Sorsogon, Masbate City in Masbate, Batad and Zarraga in Iloilo, Talisay City in Cebu, Javier and La Paz in Leyte, Maslog in Eastern Samar, Paranas in Samar, Linamon in Lanao del Norte, Calamba in Misamis Occidental, Padada in Davao del Sur, Sibagat in Agusan del Sur, and Tubajon and Cagdianao in Dinagat Islands are now placed under Alert Level 1 further easing restrictions in the country which has been in lockdown for the longest period in the world.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Samar backs UniTeam as BBM paints E’Visayas red

Manila Bulletin
Overseas voting starts April 10

Manila Standard
BBM, Sara again lead survey

Philippine Daily Inquirer
DOH: Daily COVID count hits plateau across PH

Philippine Star
Gov’t places more areas under Alert 1

The Manila Times
Marcos expected to rake in 36M votes

08/04/2022

8 April 2022 (Friday)—FACEBOOK PURGES MISLEADING PH ACCOUNTS. Facebook has purged accounts suspected to be troll accounts in the lead up to the May 2022 Philippine elections. Troll accounts spread lies and intrigue that sway gullible people. Presidential candidate Ferdinand Jr has an army of troll supporters. He is the son of dictator Ferdinand and convicted felon Imelda.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Rody-Xi talk up: Agenda a puzzler

Manila Bulletin
Comelec eyes ‘Covid-proof’ polls in May

Manila Standard
Rody renews call to end ‘endo’

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Misleading FB accounts purged ahead of polls

Philippine Star
WHO warns of COVID surge in next 2 months

The Manila Times
‘Social media helps shape youth vote’

08/04/2022

7 April 2022 (Thursday)—BOOSTER BACKED, HOUSE-TO-HOUSE VAX DRIVE EYED. Business groups back the use of booster cards to replace vaccination cards in a bid to elevate the level of vaccination as a requirement for opening up businesses. Meanwhile, the president is looking into a house-to-house vaccination campaign to ramp up vaccination rates across the country.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
BBM, Sara hold sway

Manila Bulletin
Duterte eyes house-to-house vax drive

Manila Standard
BBM, Sara still top Pulse Asia

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Pulse: Marcos keeps lead, but Robredo narrows gap

Philippine Star
Biz groups back booster card use

The Manila Times
BBM maintains lead in 2 surveys

06/04/2022

6 April 2022 (Wednesday)—INFLATION RISES, ₱250 WAGE HIKE EYED, ₱5k SUBSIDY PUSHED. The Philippine Statistics Authority reported an inflation rate of 4% in March 2022, 1% higher than the previous month. In general, inflation means an increase in prices of goods and services. As the cost of living increases, however, the proposed wage hike of ₱470 was rejected by the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board. The RTWPB is considering the petition for a lower hike of ₱250, while the Secretary of Labor pushes for a wage subsidy of ₱5,000 for minimum wage earners.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Sara, Bongbong ‘running scared’

Manila Bulletin
Inflation rises to 4% in March

Manila Standard
On the table: P250 pay hike

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Koko: there’s still time for Marcos tax probe

Philippine Star
Duque hopes mandatory jabs will be legislated

The Manila Times
DoLE chief pushes P5K wage subsidy

06/04/2022

5 April 2022 (Tuesday)—RTWPB REJECTED PETITION FOR ₱470 WAGE HIKE. The minimum wage has not increased at pace with the increases in the cost of goods and services brought by the soaring oil prices. The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board rejected the petition for a ₱470 wage increase. Meanwhile, the Commission on Elections will soon decide on the request of the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board to exempt fuel subsidies for drivers from the election ban on public spending.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
JPE blasts Bongbong critics

Manila Bulletin
Nationwide Alert Level 1 pushed

Manila Standard
P470 pay hike in NCR nixed

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Senator: polls must not delay subsidy for drivers

Philippine Star
Board junks Metro wage hike petition

The Manila Times
PNP tags 128 ‘red’ poll areas

06/04/2022

4 April 2022 (Monday)—BALIKATAN 2022 BRINGS US PATRIOT MISSILES TO THE PHILIPPINES. For the first time, the Balikatan joint military exercises between the United States and the Philippines brought the US Patriot weapon system to Philippine shores. Transported by the USS Ashland, the Patriot missiles were deployed in Aparri, Cagayan province, located in the northern Philippines facing south of Taiwan. (Photo credit Lance Corporal Jonathan Willcox and the US Indo-Pacific Command)

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
Sotto’s loss, Sara’s gain

Manila Bulletin
Heirs not liable for ₱203-B estate tax —BIR

Manila Standard
‘Social mobilizers’ to push vax drive

Philippine Daily Inquirer
A first for Balikatan: US Patriot missiles in PH

Philippine Star
Comelec eyes task force vs fake news

The Manila Times
Tax experts clear BBM

06/04/2022

3 April 2022 (Sunday)—ANOTHER FUEL PRICE ROLLBACK SET ON TUESDAY. Consumers will find a little bit of relief on Tuesday when the prices of petroleum products are expected to go down. Calculations based on the cost swings of the regional pricing benchmark Mean of Platts Singapore (MOPS) put the rollback at ₱2.50 to ₱2.70 per liter for gasoline and ₱2.00 to ₱2.20 per liter for diesel.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
‘Yellow no more’: BBM ‘invades’ Tarlac

Manila Bulletin
Hefty oil price drop set

Manila Standard
Quiboloy’s co-accused flip-flops

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Quiboloy co-accused to help pin him down

Philippine Star
27M vaccine doses set to expire in July

The Manila Times
‘27M Covid vaccines to expire by July’

02/04/2022

2 April 2022 (Saturday)—ALL APPLICATIONS FOR RECLAMATION PUT ON HOLD. President Rodrigo Duterte has put on hold all applications for reclamation projects across the country. He said he ordered acting Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) secretary Jim Sampulna to stop all applications. There are currently 187 reclamation projects in the Philippines, but the majority of these are still in the application stage.

The headlines from the country’s leading broadsheets are as follows:

Daily Tribune
PDP Laban affirms Marcos support

Manila Bulletin
Duterte neutral in presidential race

Manila Standard
Imee: Tax issue ‘rotten politics’

Philippine Daily Inquirer
DU30 puts reclamation applications on hold

Philippine Star
Comelec mulls legal action vs Smartmatic

The Manila Times
Duterte: PH must avoid ‘vortex of war’

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