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Jojo Riñoza

Jojo Riñoza

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Photojournalist and Reporter, BenarNews

Ilocos, Manila

Final Covers

Politics , Freedom of Expression , Human Rights , Elections , Protests , Insurgency

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Anything that doesn't involve public interest.

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Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 353

  • Philippines arrests Chinese nationals for suspected espionage

    By Jojo Riñoza Verified, John Pike| GlobalSecurity.org@ The six Chinese suspects and a Filipino were caught amid heightened territorial tensions in the South China Sea. By Jojo Rinoza and Gerard Carreon for BenarNews2025.03.26MANILA -- Philippine authorities announced the arrests of six Chinese nationals and a Filipino suspected of spying on U.S. and Philippine navy vessels at the entrance of the strategically located Subic Bay.

    By Jojo Riñoza Verified, John Pike · GlobalSecurity.org

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Philippines arrests Chinese nationals for suspected espionage

    By Jojo Riñoza Verified, Gerard Carreon| Radio Free Asia Verified MANILA - Philippine authorities announced the arrests of six Chinese nationals and a Filipino suspected of spying on U.S. and Philippine navy vessels at the entrance of the strategically located Subic Bay. The arrests of the Chinese suspects, who officials said were posing as fishermen, brought to 12 the number of Chinese citizens taken into custody in the Philippines this year for alleged espionage.

    By Jojo Riñoza Verified, Gerard Carreon · Radio Free Asia

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Philippines arrests another group of Chinese nationals for suspected espionage

    By Jojo Riñoza Verified, Gerard Carreon| BenarNews Verified Philippine authorities announced the arrests of six Chinese nationals and a Filipino suspected of spying at an island at the entrance to Subic Bay, which formerly hosted the largest U.S. naval base overseas. The arrests of the Chinese suspects, who officials said were posing as fishermen, brought to 12 the number of Chinese citizens taken into custody in the Philippines this year for alleged espionage.

    By Jojo Riñoza Verified, Gerard Carreon · BenarNews

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Jojo Riñoza - Profile and Journalist Details