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Illegal drugs was not the official cause of the war that devastated Marawi City in 2017, but President Rodrigo Duterte and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro “Teddyboy” Locsin, Jr. claimed this on the international stage, within days of each other.
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It is poetic justice that President Duterte’s brutal drug war, on which he built his presidency, is unraveling not because of the efforts of those who oppose it but because of the greed and impunity of the people that he trusted to carry it out.
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Kinontra ni Foreign Affairs Secretary Teddyboy Locsin, Jr. ang mga naunang pahayag nina Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte at ang kanyang hinalinhan at ngayon ay Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano sa posibilidad ng giyera laban sa China dahil sa pinagtatalunang teritoryo sa South China Sea — ang pinakabago sa serye ng mga umuusbong at nagkakasalungat na mga pahayag ng mga opisyal ng gobyerno sa isyu.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Teddyboy Locsin, Jr. has contradicted previous statements of President Rodrigo Duterte and his predecessor, now House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano, on the possibility of war with China over disputed territories in the South China Sea -- the latest in the series of government officials’ evolving and conflicting pronouncements on the issue.
For once, the music prodigies are the country’s natural newsmakers even as the senate hearings on prison shenanigans and erring cops manage to enjoy more dramatic mileage.
When Swiss cellist Thomas Demenga performs in Manila on October 10 with Filipino pianist Charisse Dumlao, he shall have completed a cycle of great cellists who have performed in Manila.
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