Running to stand still
Sara Duterte herself has yet to squarely explain what really happened, how it happened, and why the public should still trust her.
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Daily Tribune
Sara Duterte herself has yet to squarely explain what really happened, how it happened, and why the public should still trust her.
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As so often happens in this country, the law may have been changed, but the operators simply changed their tactics.
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For all the legal firepower supposedly behind it, the document feels confused at its core.
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There is a difference between leading in early numbers and commanding the national imagination.
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Some tried to frame Suntay’s ‘kabastusan’ as normal, as though vulgar objectificatiaon was just an ordinary part of public life that everyone should stop…
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Whatever the ultimate verdict, the trial is already doing one thing. It is forcing us to confront a truth that many would prefer to forget.
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The faces have changed. But the question remains the same: Do we still believe that we deserve better?
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If the Vice President had gone through the trial and cleared her name on the merits, we would not be here again.
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PNoy did not come out of nowhere. His rise to the presidency was fueled by public anger at the massive corruption that marked the end of the Gloria…
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Impeachment was never meant to be neat or comfortable. It is, by design, a blunt political tool.
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