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MANILA, Philippines — Former vice president Leni Robredo and former senator Leila de Lima yesterday attended groundbreaking rites for a memorial dedicated to victims of extrajudicial killings (EJK) during former president Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs, at the La Loma Cemetery in Caloocan.
MANILA, Philippines — Another petition questioning the constitutionality of the P125-million confidential funds received by the Office of Vice President (OVP) Sara Duterte in 2022 will be filed at the Supreme Court (SC) on Monday.
MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte should look at herself in the mirror to determine who is the devil, according to peasant group Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP).
In 2023, Ferdinand “Bongbong” Romualdez Marcos Jr. will have one of the most successful first year presidencies of a newly elected Philippine president.
MANILA, Philippines — The Liberal Party has designated former Sen. Leila de Lima as its new spokesperson, LP President and lawmaker Edcel Lagman announced on Tuesday.
MANILA, Philippines — The claim of self-confessed hitman Arturo Lascañas that former president Rodrigo Duterte is the “lord of all drug lords” in Mindanao warrants serious and immediate investigation, according to former senator Leila de Lima.
HINDI ko sukat akalain na maririnig ko mula kay dating Senador Leila De Lima ang pinakamagandang sermon tungkol sa pananampalataya. Si De Lima’y halos pitong taon na nakulong dahil sa tatlong magkakahiwalay na kaso ng pangangalakal ng ilegal na droga na isinampa laban sa kanya ng administrasyon ni Presidente Duterte. Napawalang-sala na si De Lima sa dalawang kaso, isa na lamang ang natitira kung saan siya’y pinayagang makapagpiyansa dahil sa kahinaan ng kaso.
As President of the Philippines in March 2019, Rodrigo Duterte withdrew the country from being a party to the International Criminal Court. But it was too late to stop a probe the ICC had started in 2016 that was looking into Duterte’s “war on drugs,” a bloody anti-illegal-narcotics campaign defined by mass extrajudicial killings that left an estimated more than 6,000 people dead.