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In the heart of Romualdez country is a Marcos rest house doubling as a church. A deeply strange tour of both the property and history is open to the public. We stepped into their alternate universe so you don't have to.

With a Marcos in Malacañang, why open a martial law museum?

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The gallery resisting nostalgia for the Marcos dictatorship

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This Trump building once belonged to Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos

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For decades, the Israeli occupation has slowly stripped Palestinians in the West Bank of their basic rights and freedoms. How can the international community amplify their call for help?

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Police Lt. Colonel Espenido, a fervent believer and enforcer of President Duterte's bloody drug war, now calls the national police force the "biggest crime group in the country." Here's what to make of his testimony at Congress.

This UN program was meant to address drug war abuses. Here's why it failed.

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Another global attempt to address drug war impunity fails. What now?

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The conditions of Guo and Quiboloy's arrest have sparked accusations of special treatment and inappropriate friendliness between them and authorities. The Teka Teka team weighs in.

Inside the manhunt for Apollo Quiboloy

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The Marcos government deployed 2,000 cops to pursue Quiboloy, a doomsday preacher and Duterte ally wanted on charges of rape and human trafficking. Reporters on the ground tell us more about the search of Quiboloy's 30-hectare Davao City compound that ended with him in police custody.

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Half a century and countless history books later and, yet, some martial law stories remain untold. This is one of them.

Voices from Martial Law

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It's good people are paying attention to budget deliberations, says economist JC Punongbayan. But he warns that there's more to worry about than Vice President Sara Duterte's funds for 2025.

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Women’s rights advocates slammed Senator Robin Padilla’s line of questioning about marital consent during an August 15 Senate hearing. Teka Teka executive producer Jil Caro, along with reporters Bella Perez-Rubio and Tatiana Maligro, discuss how state officials can put women’s issues at the forefront without downplaying the struggles they face.

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An 18-year study by a team of marine scientists led by UP Professor Lemnuel Aragones has recorded that, out of 30 marine mammal species found in the Philippines, 28 have experienced stranding among 35 hotspots across the country. In this episode, Dr. Aragones discusses the various causes of these strandings and how they can be prevented and addressed by local government units and concerned individuals.

For those interested in studying marine mammals, get in touch with Dr. Aragones at [email protected]

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Foreign countries contributed around P190 million pesos to fund a program meant to address drug war impunity. Three years later, the program ended with few tangible results. 

If you want to hear more about this program, check out part one of this story where Teka Teka interviewed Carlos Conde of Human Rights Watch here

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