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Newsbreak’s JVO Award-Winning Articles
Newsbreak on June 26 bagged the top prizes in two of three categories in the annual Jaime V. Ongpin Awards for Excellence in Journalism (JVOAEJ), the most prestigious award for print journalism in the Philippines.
Glenda M. Gloria and Roel Landingin were each given the Plaque of Distinction—the highest award in the JVOAEJ this year—for articles published in Newsbreak special editions in 2007.
Gloria’s Trapped in a Web of Lives examines the circumstances surrounding the abduction of activist Jonas Burgos and provides new discoveries that may link it to the military.
Landingin’s The Battle for Manila’s Gateway traces how a rivalry between two Filipino-Chinese businessmen over the Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport led to a landmark anti-corruption case, involving national government officials and foreign investors.
On its 19th year, the JVOAEJ grouped the investigative articles into those tackling issues about human rights, governance and corruption, and the environment.
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