Sweet sixteen
Sara’s political opponents are doing this not really to serve the ends of justice but to potentially block her expected run for the presidency in 2028.
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Daily Tribune
Sara’s political opponents are doing this not really to serve the ends of justice but to potentially block her expected run for the presidency in 2028.
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As targeted legal actions against rivals increase, efforts to defend allies are intensified.
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This is why he — Marcos —- chooses relief projects, which he can take credit for, albeit in reality they do not provide a permanent panacea.
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The problem, though, with Leni’s campaign was that, unlike Miriam’s, her team was not able to frame its narrative correctly.
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Just look at Senator Joel Villanueva. However he puts it, he cannot deny that he defected to save himself from imprisonment. No more. No less.
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It also seems highly suspect why anyone would want to tap the Philippines as a critical partner in such a massive undertaking.
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Look at Padilla. Here is one man who, despite his seeming incompetence, has never been involved in any corruption-related controversy.
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Many people perceive the proceedings as highly political, with outcomes influenced as much by existing political alliances as by the evidence presented.
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Based on how the trial has been conducted so far, it would not be surprising if the real losers are the people.
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It only shows how Malacañang will stop at nothing to get the job done — that is, to crucify its enemies.
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