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TIME "Democracy demands dissent."
Q&A: Philippine Vice President Condemns Drug War
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Leni Robredo has renewed her calls for an end to the slaughter in a written interview with TIME
116 months ago
TIME "Our people have fought long for our rights and freedoms."
Watch the Philippine Vice President Slam Duterte's Drug War
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Robredo details the lesser known human rights abuses that occur beyond the headlines
116 months ago
Reuters Philippines Vice President Leni Robredo announced on Sunday she would resign from her cabinet post, citing "major differences" with President Rodrigo Duterte and suspicions that a plot was underway to unseat her from the number two job.
119 months ago
BuzzFeed News Bottomline: Do what's best for the American people, Obama said at a wide-ranging press conference in Peru.
119 months ago
Washington Post “Ferdinand Marcos was a thief, a murderer and a dictator,” said Vice President Leni Robredo. “He is no hero.”
With hero’s burial for Marcos, Duterte endorses Philippines’ authoritarian past
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Duterte described the reburial as a way to heal the country, but millions disagreed.
119 months ago
Washington Post World “When you’re a star, they let you do it.”
Common ground for Trump and Duterte: ‘Jokes’ about sexually harassing or assaulting women
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The Philippine president told a crowd about his attempts to flirt with Vice President Leni Robredo during cabinet meetings.
120 months ago
Reuters "I hereby proclaim Rodrigo Roa Duterte and Maria Leonor Gerona Robredo as the duly elected president and vice president of the Republic of the Philippines," Senator Franklin Drilon and Congressman Feliciano Belmonte said in a joint session of Congres Read more ... s. Read more: http://reut.rs/1U7dPp6
125 months ago
The Wall Street Journal It's official. The tough-talking mayor the city of Davao, received more than 16.6 million votes, 6.6 million more than his closest rival.
Rodrigo Duterte Wins Philippine Presidency in Official Count
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Philippine lawmakers completed the official vote count from May 9 elections, announcing that Rodrigo Duterte won the presidency by an overwhelming margin, while Rep. Leni Robredo triumphed as vice president
125 months ago