Zen Hernandez is a Broadcast Journalist at ABS-CBN Corporation. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in energy and mining, crime and justice, and the judicial system, often covering topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and energy policy and regulation. Zen's work has been featured in prominent platforms including ABS-CBN Corporation and MSN.
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Zen Hernandez's coverage mainly revolves around government announcements related to world affairs and politics, particularly concerning the Philippines, overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), international relations, maritime issues, and tourism. If you aim to pitch to Zen, consider providing insights into significant government decisions or policies affecting these areas. This could include expert commentary on diplomatic matters involving the Philippines or updates on OFW welfare and safety in various countries.
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By: Zen Hernandez
Outgoing French Ambassador Marie Fontanel said France is ready to further deepen defense cooperation and share its nuclear energy expertise with the Philippines, as the Marcos administration puts greater emphasis on protecting the country's territory and exploring nuclear power.
MANILA — Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino expressed sadness over a court order temporarily stopping the implementation of the P85 minimum wage increase in Metro Manila, but said he respects the judicial process.
By: Zen Hernandez
MANILA — The Federation of Free Workers and the NAGKAISA! Labor Coalition on Thursday asked a Navotas court to allow them to intervene in a case challenging the P85 increase in the daily minimum wage in Metro Manila.
The US government has formally requested the extradition of Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) leader Apollo Quiboloy, who is facing US charges, including child sex trafficking, bulk cash smuggling, and other offenses.
Ateneo coach Tab Baldwin. UAAP Media MANILA — The Department of Labor and Employment on Tuesday fined basketball coach Tab Baldwin and the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) for violations concerning his work permits.
By: Zen Hernandez
MANILA — The Department of Labor and Employment has canceled the Alien Employment Permits of six Chinese nationals linked to Chuangxing Steel
By: Zen Hernandez
MANILA - The United States expects further progress in the development of Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) sites in the Philippines as
By: Zen Hernandez
MANILA — The Philippines and Malaysia agreed to deepen cooperation on security, trade, migrant worker protection and other key areas as the two neighbors convened their 9th Joint Commission Meeting (JCM) in Manila on Tuesday.
By: Zen Hernandez
The Prosecution of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has disclosed 6,909 items of evidence to the Defense team of former President Rodrigo Duterte in the crimes against humanity case against him.
By: Zen Hernandez
Chris Robert on Unsplash MANILA — The Philippine Embassy in Washington, DC has advised Filipinos in the United States to seek appropriate legal advice following reported changes in US immigration and visa policies.
