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Tag: Vice President of the Philippines

Senator’s fight for justice will continue after term ends

by Eunice Barbara C. Novio January 25, 2019January 30, 2019

Trillanes for president? Not yet. Senator Antonio Trillanes IV does not plan to vie for the highest office in the Philippines come 2022. Many may disagree, but President Rodrigo Duterte’s continuous harassment of and threats against the opposition, particularly Trillanes, has made him a sort of symbol of democracy. The senator’s term ends this year, but […]

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