Note sull'episodio
A deep dive on the Philippines and its far-flung global community. Manila puts its national budget on a blockchain so citizens can track every peso on a public ledger. The Supreme Court steps back from the Sara Duterte impeachment fight and lets the Senate set its own conviction threshold. Transport strikes expose how Middle East tensions squeeze jeepney drivers at the pump. Mary Jane Veloso's pardon becomes a rallying point for OFW protections, a fatal bus crash involving Filipino tourists in Bavaria tests the consular network, and at the Asian Games, EJ Obiena rewrites the pole vault record, Alex Eala storms into the tennis semifinals, and Carlo Paalam reaches the boxing final. Plus: if budgets can go borderless on a blockchain, could diaspora voting be next?