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Snap Insight: Arrest of former Philippine president Duterte will be dogged by suspicions of political persecution
In this “game of thrones” in Southeast Asia’s oldest democracy, warring houses have often resulted in political instability, economic ruin and democratic backsliding, says ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute’s Aries A Arugay.
Do not be fooled by the suggestion that a political dynasty is acceptable if it “serves the people.” This is utter rubbish.
The Philippines, once a thriving nation in Southeast Asia, has seen its growth and progress hindered by deep-rooted issues of ...
Once envisioned as a beacon of hope for marginalized sectors, the party-list has become a playground for political dynasties, retired officials, and wealthy businessmen, effectively silencing the ...
Duterte remains an enduring figure—seen by some as a hero who brought order and by others as a leader who undermined ...
Vice President Sara Duterte’s upcoming impeachment trial will have a major impact on whether political stability in the ...
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