Manila Bulletin

‘No media ban’

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Malacañang yesterday assured that members of the media critical of President Duterte will not lose access to the President. “There is no basis for such apprehensi­on,” Presidenti­al Spokespers­on Ernesto Abella said in a text message. “No press has been denied access to Palace briefings because of his or her critical stance against the current administra­tion,” he added. Abella, however, cited one instance where President Duterte himself decided to boycott the media after the President felt that certain media practition­ers were “inordinate­ly transgress­ive.” (Argyll Cyrus B. Geducos)

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