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Justine Xyrah Garcia

Justine Xyrah Garcia

Verified

Journalist, BusinessMirror

Manila

Biography

Justine is currently working as a reporter for BusinessMirror, covering labor, faith, and the upcoming 2025 Philippine midterm elections. Outside her regular beat, she also contributes in BM's lifestyle section. Prior to working at the newspaper industry, Justine has written for both campus and local press, such as TV Patrol, Rappler, and TomasinoWeb.

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  • FINE TIME | Eraserheads to reclaim their story in ‘Combo on the Run’  | Justine Xyrah Garcia

    By Justine Xyrah Garcia Verified| BusinessMirror Verified When is the right time to take back control of your own narrative—especially after decades of speculation and myths? For the Eraserheads, that moment is now. The legendary Filipino rock band is finally pulling back the curtain on their journey in Eraserheads: Combo on the Run, a documentary set for release next month.

    By Justine Xyrah Garcia Verified · BusinessMirror

    Feb. 23, 2025

  • More women hold degrees, but men land more of jobs

    By Justine Xyrah Garcia Verified| BusinessMirror Verified MORE Filipino women are earning college degrees, but this has not translated to higher employment as men—despite lower educational attainment—continue to dominate the country’s workforce. A recent study by the Congressional Policy and Budget Research Department (CPBRD) revealed that men still make up the majority of the country’s labor force at 60 percent, even as women with college degrees outnumber men across all age groups.

    By Justine Xyrah Garcia Verified · BusinessMirror

    Feb. 21, 2025

  • Negative campaigning allowed, says Comelec, but defamation and incitement are off limits

    By Justine Xyrah Garcia Verified| BusinessMirror Verified With the start of the campaign period for national positions, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) reiterated that it has no authority to prohibit “negative” campaigning, regardless of how intense or aggressive it may become. Comelec Chairman George Erwin M. Garcia explained in an ambush interview on Monday that election laws explicitly allow negative campaigning, making a total ban legally impossible.

    By Justine Xyrah Garcia Verified · BusinessMirror

    Feb. 17, 2025

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