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2 days ago · Before the campaign period, TV and radio ads of 2025 candidates exceed P10B before discounts February 11, 2025 In "CAMPAIGN FINANCE". Are candidates funding their own campaigns? Camille Villar, Imee Marcos ads breach P1B January 14, 2025 In "CAMPAIGN FINANCE". Spending of 3 Villar senators over 2 decades underscores rising cost of Philippine elections October 16, 2024 In "CAMPAIGN FINANCE"

Dec 21, 2023 · PCIJ 2023 YEARENDER. In the age of viral videos and clickbait headlines, they say long form journalism is dying. We certainly hope not. We are encouraged by the attention that you’ve given to our reports this year, especially our stories on our core coverages such as campaign finance, press freedom, and good governance.

3 days ago · Candidates in the May 2025 Philippine elections aired television and radio ads worth over P10 billion before discounts from January to December 2024, based on newly released data that the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) obtained from Nielsen Ad Intel. Only four senatorial candidates accounted for 60% of the total amount, raising concerns among […]

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