Imbestigador

Imbestigador
hosted by Mike Enriquez

IMBESTIGADOR is a public affairs and investigative TV program in GMA7 hosted by Mlke Enriquez, one of the leading news anchor in the country, that tackles anomalies fraudulent activities, crimes, corruptions and akin within the Philippines territory. It aims to help people find justice to their own concerns and to provide Philippine TV a glimpse of criminal truth within Filipino blood (A thirst of greed and selfishness) and some problems that we are dealing in our society. Though it does not only pertain to Filipinos, foreign criminals are not of the exception.

This show, created by GMA News and Public Affairs preceeded by Brigada Siete started last August 2, 2000 in which complaints are entertained. For mor information and if you would like to contact them at imbestigador@gmanetwork.com

Official Website
email: imbestigador@gmanetwork.com

Recent Episode today February 7, 2009:
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ABOUT THE SHOW

It began with very casual crime scene reports, which continues to be the usual focus. Various crimes were featured, including kidnapping, slavery, child abuse, and various drug-related crimes. They were equipped with hidden cameras for doing entrapment operations with the help of the Philippine National Police, the National Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Justice. (excerpts from wikipedia.com)
EXPANSION OF SOCIAL ISSUES

From crime reports, Imbestigador expanded into an all around investigative show. It now also features various societal problems such as corruption, problems in local governments, and illegal activities. It also has done special reports regarding poverty, honesty, cleanliness, education, wasted public funds, youths, and public health and safety. It also honored the late Pope John Paul II when Mike Enriquez did a special coverage regarding the late pope's funeral. He also acted as a quiz master regarding the report of education, which reported the education system is weakening. On their fifth anniversary special, the show acted as "Santa Claus" by giving computers to each police station in Metro Manila. It has also featured out of the country specials (in the United States, Japan, Italy, Singapore, France, and Germany). (excerpts from wikipedia.com)

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24 Oras (24 Hours) is a nightly national newscast which airs on the GMA Network in the Philippines. Launched in 2004, it is one of the most watched news programs in the country. The program airs at 6:30 PM PST on Weekdays, and is also simulcast on GMA Pinoy TV. On December 1, 2005, the coverage by 24 Oras of a siege of Camp Bagong Diwa was mentioned in the best news program category in the Asian Television Awards in Singapore.

24 Oras is a news program created by GMA Network and developed by GMA News and Public Affairs; starred by Mike Enriquez, Mel Tiangco, Pia Guanio with several contributors. The program is produced by Marissa Flores and Jessica Soho premiered March 15, 2004 and still kicking until today.. :D

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