
Maria Ressa
CEO and Executive Editor at Rappler
Contributing Writer at The Atlantic
Idealist. Cynic. Pragmatist. Journalist. Author. CEO, Rappler 2021 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
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3 days ago |
rappler.com | Maria Ressa |Pia Ranada
MANILA, Philippines – With 68.4 million Filipinos registered to vote in the 2025 midterm elections, candidates are vying for 18,320 elective positions — including 12 seats in the Senate and 329 in the House of Representatives. Hosted by Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and Rappler head of community Pia Ranada, Rappler’s special coverage of the 2025 national and local elections brings you analyses, insights, fact checks, and the latest updates as Election Day unfolds on Monday, May 12.
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3 days ago |
rappler.com | Maria Ressa |Pia Ranada
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3 weeks ago |
rappler.com | Maria Ressa
I looked around the table at the Nobel Peace laureates, and I could see the major problems the world faced through the years in each of our work — from landmines to nuclear proliferation to sex trafficking and wartime abuses to finding food and fighting diseases to climate change and now Big Tech — artificial intelligence (AI).
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Jan 25, 2025 |
rappler.com | Maria Ressa
Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and Irish author Colum McCann hold a dialogue to mark the Jubilee of the World of Communications at the Paul VI Hall in Vatican City on Saturday, January 25. Ressa, the first Filipino Nobel laureate, is currently at the Vatican City after Catholics welcomed the start of the Jubilee or the Catholic Holy Year. A Jubilee usually happens every 25 years, unless the Pope orders a special one to raise awareness about a specific issue or celebrate a milestone.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
amandla.org.za | Jeff Rudin |Maria Ressa |Ray Mahlaka |writes Branko Brkic
“Truth,” writes Branko Brkic and Maria Ressa in a recent Daily Maverick article, “is being relativised daily; what once was a common understanding of material reality is today often supplanted by fact-free interpretation. In many instances, the very form of the word Truth carries the meaning of Lie.”Reason, however, precludes the relativism of truth, which closes off critical analysis, an issue to which we will return in Part 3.
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