This Monday I visited the office of Minda News, an alternative news service based in Davao City, at 19 Leo cor. 17 Venus Sts., GSIS Heights. It is a housing neighborhood in the Matina area. The office occupies a two-floor wooden structure.
"This is our Mindanao!" said editor Carolyn Arguillas
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They said in their website, "We believe that Mindanao is not all bad news and that our responsibility as journalists and information providers is to ensure a mixed balance of reports beyond the usual fare published in national newspapers or aired on radio and TV."
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Photos by Frolan Gallardo
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