+ Follow MONZON-PALMA Tag
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[Title] => What’s new about The World Tonight
[Summary] => Philippine television’s longest-running English newscast The World Tonight has just become beefier and better as it enters its 49th year on air.
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[Title] => Comprehensive reporting from The World Tonight
[Summary] => ANC is beefing up The World Tonight with veteran broadcast journalist Tina Monzon-Palma bringing a comprehensive wrap of the day’s biggest stories, exclusive interviews and news with global and local perspective beginning July 23 at 10 p.m.
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[Title] => ABS-CBN struggles to cope with ‘Wowowee’ tragedy
[Summary] => A week after the deadly "Wowowee" stampede in Pasig City that killed 71 people and injured more than 600 others, network giant ABS-CBN is still struggling to cope with mounting pressure to provide assistance to survivors and victims’ families as well as facing possible legal action.
"We are struggling. We are doing our best to help the victims of the tragedy," Tina Monzon-Palma, ABS-CBN spokeswoman, told a press forum yesterday, adding that the network had opened up its available resources.
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[Title] => Pasig police partly to blame for stampede, says lawmaker
[Summary] => Local and police officials of Pasig City are partly to blame for the deadly weekend stampede at the "Wowowee" game show that left 74 people dead and hundreds injured, the city’s congressman, Robert Jaworski Jr., said yesterday.
Aside from possible criminal charges filed by the Department of Justice, ABS-CBN, the show’s presenter, is facing a possible class suit from stampede survivors and families of the victims.
ABS-CBN spokeswoman and news anchor Tina Monzon-Palma said the broadcast giant would welcome the class-action suit.
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"We are struggling. We are doing our best to help the victims of the tragedy," Tina Monzon-Palma, ABS-CBN spokeswoman, told a press forum yesterday, adding that the network had opened up its available resources.
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Aside from possible criminal charges filed by the Department of Justice, ABS-CBN, the show’s presenter, is facing a possible class suit from stampede survivors and families of the victims.
ABS-CBN spokeswoman and news anchor Tina Monzon-Palma said the broadcast giant would welcome the class-action suit.
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