Senate Media Condemns Marcoleta's 'Dangerous' Attack on Press

Senate media outlets have strongly condemned Representative Marcoleta's recent remarks, labeling his attack on the press as 'dangerous, irresponsible, and reckless'.

4 Jun, 05:10 — 4 Jun, 13:32

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This story is significant because it highlights tensions between political figures and the press, particularly concerning freedom of the press and the role of media in a democratic society. Such condemnations underscore the media's vigilance against perceived attempts to undermine its credibility or independence, which can have broader implications for public discourse and accountability.

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Members of the Senate media condemned Senator Rodante Marcoleta's remarks.
The condemnation occurred on a Thursday during Senate blue ribbon committee proceedings.
Journalists described Marcoleta's attack on the media as 'dangerous'.

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Members of the Senate media slammed Sen. Rodante Marcoleta over remarks he made during the Senate blue ribbon committee proceedings.

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RapplerMostly Factual4h ago

Marcoleta’s attack on media ‘dangerous, irresponsible, reckless’ – Senate reporters

'The media is not a weapon to be wielded by one camp against another, nor should it be treated as collateral damage in political warfare,' journalists covering the Senate tell Senator Rodante Marcoleta in a statement

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Senate media slams Marcoleta’s ‘dangerous’ attack on press

MANILA, Philippines — Members of the Senate media on Thursday slammed Sen. Rodante Marcoleta over remarks he made during the Senate blue ribbon committee proceedings, where he accused members of mainstream media of being “bayaran,” or paid hacks. READ: LIVE UPDATES: Senate leadership dispute continues In a statement, members of the Senate media described Marcoleta’s

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First report: Rappler · 4 Jun, 05:10|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h

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Marcoleta’s attack on media ‘dangerous, irresponsible, reckless’ – Senate reporters

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Senate media slams Marcoleta’s ‘dangerous’ attack on press

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Initial Remarks and CondemnationThursday morning

Senator Rodante Marcoleta made remarks during Senate blue ribbon committee proceedings, which were swiftly condemned by Senate media members.

Media Response Detailing ConcernsThursday afternoon

Journalists elaborated on their concerns, characterizing Marcoleta's attack as 'dangerous, irresponsible, reckless' and emphasizing the media's neutral role.

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Senate Media Condemns Marcoleta's 'Dangerous' Attack on Press

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Marcoleta’s attack on media ‘dangerous, irresponsible, reckless’ – Senate reporters

Senate media slams Marcoleta’s ‘dangerous’ attack on press

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Marcoleta’s attack on media ‘dangerous, irresponsible, reckless’ – Senate reporters

Senate media slams Marcoleta’s ‘dangerous’ attack on press

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The specific remarks made by Senator Marcoleta that triggered the condemnation
The full quote from the journalists stating, 'The media is not a weapon to be wielded by one camp against another, nor should it be treated as collateral damage in political warfare'