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Good morning dear Rappler reader!
It’s that time of the year again in Hollywood as Tinseltown’s biggest names gather for the 90th Academy Awards on Sunday, March 4 (Monday, March 5, Manila time). We will keep you updated as winners are announced through this link.
Meantime, here’s what we have, so far, on the Oscars:
IN PHOTOS: Stars walk the red carpet at the Oscars 2018
Fun facts about this year’s Oscar nominees
IN PHOTOS: The most unforgettable dresses in Oscars red carpet history
Also happening today, the Senate Committee on Science and Technology is set to probe allegations of “nakaw-load” (stolen load) schemes, which involves unexplained deductions in prepaid mobile loads.
Meanwhile, our #AnimatED editorial this week takes on a tragedy that is unfolding before our eyes: the public spectacle at the Supreme Court. We stress this fact: a fragmented Supreme Court caught in the middle of eroded democratic freedoms and a steep descent toward authoritarianism is inutile as a check against extra-constitutional acts.
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Who will win the coveted statuette?
Detainees face inhumane punishment even before they are convicted of a crime
‘Let us not allow our countrymen to be victims of theft,’ says Senator Paolo Benigno Aquino IV as his committee is set to probe the ‘nakaw-load’ scheme
The government wants to turn the Philippines into a hub for liquefied natural gas, given the expected depletion of natural gas from Malampaya in less than a decade
Suspected Maute Group subleader Nasser Lomondot and member Rizasalam Lomondot are charged with illegal possession of firearms and ammunition as well as explosives
A legislation currently being considered by the Australian government requires internet service providers to be more transparent with their consumers – by only advertising speeds they can actually provide
Critics say the tax-avoidance strategies used by the tech titans like Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple – deprive EU governments of billions of euros while giving them an unfair advantage over smaller rivals
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