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Maria Ressa

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Maria Ressa

BIRTHDAY

October 2, 1963

BORN ON DAY

Wednesday

NEXT BIRTHDAY ON

Thursday

BIRTHPLACE

Manila, Philippines

AGE

61 Years 3 Months 19 Days

NATIONALITY

Filipino

PROFESSION

Business Executives (CEO)

ZODIAC

LIBRA

ALSO NOTED FOR

Journalist, author, also done a film A Thousand Cuts (2020)

FEATURES

Black short hair color and Brown eyes

Physical Stats

WAIST

30 inches ''

Hip

32 inches ''

DRESS SIZE

N/A

HEIGHT

5'5''(feet & inches)

1.651 meters

165.1 cm

WEIGHT

59 kg

129.8 lbs

Maria Ressa Family Members

SISTER(S) NAME

Mary Jane Ballinger

CHILDHOOD IMAGE

Fame & Address

DEBUT

At government station PTV 4

FAMOUS FROM/AS

Co-founding Rappler, first Filipino Nobel Prize laureate

twitter.com/mariaressa

instagram.com/maria_ressa

Education, Net Worth & More

RELIGION

Christianity

SCHOOLING FROM

Toms River High School North, New Jersey

COLLEGE

Princeton University, University of the Philippines Diliman

QUALIFICATION

Graduate

FAVOURITE ACTOR

Leonardo DiCaprio

FAVOURITE ACTRESS

Angelina Jolie

FAVOURITE SINGER

Lady Gaga

FAVOURITE SPORT(S)

Football, Golf

FAVOURITE PLAYER(S)

Marquise Goodwin

FAVOURITE FOOD(S)

Non-veg

FAVOURITE HOLIDAY SPOT

German, Switzerland

FAVOURITE MOVIE

Fictional movie

INTERESTS

Reading, Writing, Traveling

NET WORTH

$2 - $5 USD Million

MARIA RESSA PICTURE

More Information

Career of Maria Ressa

She worked at government station PTV 4 in her starting career. She also worked for CNN and ABS-CBN. She created Rappler in 2012 in association with three other founders and a team of 12 journalists. The site became one of the first multimedia news websites in the country.

Some Lesser Known Facts About Maria Ressa

Does Maria Ressa takes alcohol? NA.
Is Maria Ressa in the habit of Smoking? NA.
Prior to joining Rappler, she served CNN in Southeast Asia as a lead investigative reporter.
Ressa was alleged for publishing a false news story of businessman Wilfredo Keng. She was found guilty of cyber libel in June 2020. Many experts estimated that her arrest and conviction were planned as she has given many statements against Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
The journalist is one of the 25 important people on the Information and Democracy Commission which was created by Reporters Without Borders.
She became the first Nobel laureate belonging to the Philippines when she won the prize in 2021.
Ressa also served as an educator at Princeton University.
She authored two books "Seeds of Terror: An Eyewitness Account of Al-Qaeda's Newest Center" and "From Bin Laden to Facebook: 10 Days of Abduction, 10 Years of Terrorism."