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Below is a December 30, 2019 press statement from the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines:
President Rodrigo Duterte’s latest tirade against ABS-CBN bears all the signs of a shakedown and raises questions over his real intentions for seeking to block the renewal of the broadcast network’s franchise.
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Ginagamit ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang kaniyang kapangyarihan upang gantihan at wasakin ang mga pumupuna at kumakalaban sa kaniyang pamamahala.
Magtatatlong taon nang nakakulong si Senador Leila de Lima, na kasapi ng oposisyong Partido Liberal. Noong 2017, inaresto siya sa isa sa tatlong drug cases na isinampa ng Department of Justice laban sa kaniya. Isinasangkot ng gobyernong Duterte si De Lima sa pagbebenta at pangangalakal ng ilegal na droga sa National Bilibid Prison.
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Katanghalian noong Hunyo 30, 2016 nang manumpa nang ganito ang kasalukuyang pangulo:
“I, Rodrigo Roa Duterte, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully and conscientiously fulfill my duties as President of the Philippines, preserve and defend its Constitution, execute its laws, do justice to every man, and consecrate myself to the service of the Nation. So help me God.”
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Nasa college ako noong mapanood ko ang pagtatanghal ng Dulaang UP ng “Kangkong 1896,” na base sa aklat ni Ceres Alabado. Tungkol ito sa isang binatilyong umanib sa Katipunan. Di ko na natatandaan ang buong kuwento, pero naaalala kong luma-lovelife ang bida rito sa gitna ng rebolusyon laban sa Espanya.
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Nasa balita ngayon ang pagbabanta ni Pangulong Duterte na isususpende niya ang pribilehiyo ng writ of habeas corpus at magdedeklara siya ng “revolutionary war.”
Sa kasaysayan ng mga bansa, ang rebolusyonaryong pakikidigma ay isinasagawa para wakasan at palitan ang isang umiiral na paghahari o pamamahala.
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Isine-share ng mga tagasuporta ni Pangulong Duterte nitong mga nakalipas na buwan ang balita tungkol sa groundbreaking ng Panguil Bay Bridge na pinangunahan ng pangulo.
Ang itinatayong Panguil Bay Bridge ay magdurugtong sa Tangub City sa Misamis Occidental at Tubod sa Lanao del Norte.
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Amid state-sponsored disinformation and outrageous statements of President Rodrigo Duterte, Filipinos should no longer remain silent, women advocates said during an anti-“fake news” conference in Makati City last week.
“Silence can’t be an option anymore,” said Gang Badoy Capati, founder of RockEd Philippines, an alternative education group. “Silence right now,” Capati added, is “violence.” Continue reading
Hindi bababa sa 14 ang namatay at mahigit 60 ang nasugatan sa isang pagsabog sa Roxas Night Market sa Davao City noong Biyernes na gabi.
Kasunod nito, nagdeklara kahapon si Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ng “state of lawless violence” sa buong bansa. Dahil dito, magpapakalat ng mas maraming pulis at sundalo sa mga checkpoint.
The Philippines’ most trusted broadcast news organization, GMA News, is all set for the most comprehensive coverage of President Rodrigo Duterte’s first-ever State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 25, 2016.
Anchored by GMA News pillars Jessica Soho and Mike Enriquez, GMA News’ “Du30: Unang SONA” special coverage gives Filipinos up-to-the-minute reportage from Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City where the first-ever President from Mindanao addresses the entire nation.
Dubbed “The Punisher” and Davao’s “Dirty Harry,” Mayor Rodrigo “Rody” Duterte does not mince words. He has been known to lace his speeches with expletives, and his controversial statements are often quoted in the headlines.
In “Wanted: President,” the long-time mayor faces veteran anchor Mel Tiangco as she questions him about his alleged human rights’ abuses and the so-called Davao Death Squad. When Tiangco asks Duterte about how he intends to rid the country of drugs, crime and corruption in six months, Duterte replies, “It could be bloody.”
