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We hit the $10k goal in four hours. That's incredible (and restores my faith in humanity, just a little bit), but there are so many folks still in need. We're now aiming to raise $25k—please help in any way you can!
Many, many of my amazing coworkers were laid off from Vice weeks ago—and haven't gotten a dollar of severance due to the Vice bankruptcy. Please donate, share, and help in any way that you can: gofundme.com/f/VICEunion
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This is the type of life saving reporting we lose when newsrooms close down. So proud of the @VICEWorldNews APAC team doing such impactful and important journalism. Ironically, today is the team’s last day.
Just in: We're shortlisted for two awards at the Society of Publishers in Asia. Big congrats to @JCGotinga @natashya_g @AlMcCready1 @rachel_cheung1 @hellokoyu @gav_butler
Couldn't ask for a better sendoff sopawards.com/the-sopa-award…
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As the war rages on in Ukraine, we spent time exploring the deep psychological wounds for an entire Ukrainian population.
Please watch.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=OLtAHH…
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We've got the FULL episode now available for viewing here: youtube.com/watch?v=fG30Mj-m…
.@natashya_g travels to the Philippines to find out what led to the historic comeback of the Marcos family to the country’s highest office, 36 years after dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. was ousted by the People Power revolution.
#VICEonSHO, tonight at 8pm ET on @showtime.
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of martial law, we are releasing the full episode of our “Marcos Returns” piece online. How did the Marcos family return to power 36 years after the late dictator was ousted? WATCH: youtu.be/fG30Mj-mIJ4 via @YouTube
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Ah, the irony of this headline today, of all days. Marcos Jr was referring to climate change…but on the 50th anniv since his late dictator father declared martial law, thinking of the thousands killed, tortured & missing still suffering from “historical injustice” #NeverForget
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For weeks, we traveled the country to understand why 31 million voters chose a dictator’s son & what it means for the country. It would be unfair to attribute Marcos’ victory to just disinformation or any single factor. A lot is at play…and at stake. WATCH our piece on @Showtime
.@natashya_g travels to the Philippines to find out what led to the historic comeback of the Marcos family to the country’s highest office, 36 years after dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. was ousted by the People Power revolution.
#VICEonSHO, tonight at 8pm ET on @showtime.
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Go inside the historic victory of Filipino President Bongbong Marcos and his family's attempt to rebrand their history after years of alleged corruption and atrocities under Martial Law. @ViceNews Correspondent @natashya_g reports on a new episode tomorrow. #VICEonSHO
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The return of the Marcoses is significant not just for the Philippines but also has a global impact. You can stream the episode online starting tomorrow. For viewers in the United States, we air on @SHOWTIME at 8pm ET/PT #VICEonSHO
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Marcos Jr won by an overwhelming majority 36 yrs after his father, dictator Marcos Sr was ousted. For weeks, the @VICENews team traveled around the Philippines to understand how the Marcoses pulled off a historic comeback and what it means for the country. #VICEonSHO @AnaSebescen
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Today is Russia’s Victory Day...
War crimes are being committed across Ukraine.
The Donbas region is being bombarded every day.
This senseless, bloody war continues.
Please watch.
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I'm in Vogue with some of my real-life heroes!
vogue.com/article/female-cor… @michelleruiz
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This is how I want to remember Pierre Zakrzewski.
Big smiles. Fantastic human being. Kind, generous & radiates an upbeat can-do energy. From Kabul to Kyiv, he never stopped wanting to help.
He was found dead alongside Ukrainian journalist, Oleksandra Kuvshynova. RIP
Miss you.
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Here are some of the headlines from many of the top news networks in the world. All of them without a mention of the slain Ukrainian producer Sasha Kuvshynova. Inexcusable.
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A reminder: As foreign journalists, we are just that- foreign. We’d be nothing without our local collaborators. Instead of fleeing war with their families, they work to add incalculable context and expertise for the world to gain. RIP Sasha Kuvshynova, who made us all better.
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Fox news cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and local producer Sasha Kuvshynova. Killed on an attack outside of #Kyiv. May their memories be blessings.
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Just left roadside spot near Irpin where body of American journalist Brent Renaud lay under a blanket. Ukranian medics could do nothing to help him by that stage. Outraged Ukranian police officer: “Tell America, tell the world, what they did to a journalist.”
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TX judge temporarily blocks state from investigating parents who support gender affirming care for their children. @VICENews
This ruling applies to the one family who brought the lawsuit. The court scheduled another hearing for next Friday to decide whether this block should be applied more broadly. So, families could still be investigated for the next week, at least. @VICENews
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Galina buried her son today.
Through her tears, she told me she hopes that one day Putin will feel this indescribable pain she is feeling. #Mykolayiv #Ukraine
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Today, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy (@ZelenskyyUa) snuck me and my @VICENews crew into his besieged presidential fortress for an interview. He thinks Putin will soon negotiate:"I think he sees that we are strong." w/@adamdesiderio.
























