Former Philippines president, whose 'war on drugs' killed over 6,200, says he will 'accept' possible ICC arrest
Duterte was the Philippine president from 2016 to 2022, during which time he waged a deadly extra-judicial crackdown on drugs. According to Human Rights Watch, over 12,000 Filipinos have died as a result of this war, with at least 2,555 of the killings attributed to the Philippine National Police.
The Palace said it does not anticipate unrest following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s appointment of a new interim chief ...
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Marcos Jr. On the Same Path as Zelenskyy – Discarded by Their US Imperialist Masters When No Longer NeededThe way Donald Trump has treated Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is a sobering lesson in how US imperialism treats ...
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Making sense of the Marcos-Duterte feudTHINGS are dramatically taking shape in the United States as we write this column, with far-reaching consequences for the ...
The powerful Marcos and Duterte political clans are engaged in bitter political conflict in the Philippines. While ...
PRESIDENT Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. reiterated his administration’s dedication to advancing and safeguarding women's ...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attributed the collapse of the Cabagan-Santa Maria bridge in Isabela to a flaw in its design.
The planned meeting between President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and United States President Donald Trump will proceed as both ...
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