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Cristina Chi

Cristina Chi

Verified

Reporter, The Philippine Star

Biography

Multimedia reporter covering politics, education and disinformation for Philstar.com.

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Politics, Finance

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Content

Total articles 1473

  • Philippine eagle Riley passes away

    By Cristina Chi Verified, Cristina C. Chi| The Philippine Star Verified MANILA, Philippines — Riley, the Philippine eagle whose unassisted hatching brought hope to conservation efforts earlier this year, has died. "It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Riley, one of the Philippine eagles under our care at the Philippine Eagle Foundation," the Philippine Eagle Foundation said in a statement on Wednesday, April 16.

    By Cristina Chi Verified, Cristina C. Chi · The Philippine Star

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • EU deploys election observers to Philippines for the first time

    By Cristina Chi Verified, Cristina C. Chi| The Philippine Star Verified MANILA, Philippines — The European Union is set to deploy over 200 election observers to monitor the Philippines' midterm elections — the first time it will do so in over two decades of conducting election observations worldwide. Upon the invitation of the Philippine government, observers from 27 EU member states, Canada, Norway and Switzerland will monitor the May 12 vote nationwide and later release their assessment of the Philippines' elections.

    By Cristina Chi Verified, Cristina C. Chi · The Philippine Star

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Bullying crisis prompts DepEd to allow police outside 'high-risk' schools

    By Cristina Chi Verified, Cristina C. Chi| The Philippine Star Verified MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education will allow police officers to be deployed and security cameras to be installed outside large "high-risk" schools as its immediate response to the rise in bullying cases this school year.

    By Cristina Chi Verified, Cristina C. Chi · The Philippine Star

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Philippine Star

Philippines, Philippines