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Riding on an 85 percent approval rating, President Duterte probably thought he could convince Filipinos about the wisdom of his much-criticized policy towards China in the matter of the country’s territorial claim in the South China Sea. He devoted a lot of time on the issue of West Philippine Sea in his State of the Nation address Monday.
President Rodrigo Duterte, expressing grave disappointment that corruption and the drug problem continue despite the government’s relentless campaigns to stop them, has asked the public’s help by being more assertive in fighting these crimes.
Rain didn't stop thousands from lambasting the Duterte government's disregard of human rights in its war against drugs and its docility to China.
The Philippine economy has been through ups and downs in the first three years of President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration.
Here's a look at those times Duterte expressed intentions to resign.
If the objective of the #Real Numbers press conference last Thursday organized by the Presidential Communications Operations Office was to clarify about the conflicting numbers related to President Duterte’s drug war, it left us more confused.
Just when you thought the ABS- CBN Philharmonic would be relegated to scoring soap operas and musicals and accompanying pop artists at the Araneta Coliseum, you watch their latest Saturday night (July 20) concert and emerged highly convinced it has not cut ties with classical music.
President Rodrigo Duterte, now at the midway mark of his six-year term, will deliver his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on July 22 having made good on many of his promises last year, but also carrying with him some big misses.
In a recital, it is tempting to go by what is popular and familiar to the audience. But not coloratura soprano Marielle Tuason who opted for Impressionist songs or chansons, as they’re called, which are hardly heard here, for her recital which was the finale of the summer concert series at the Steinway Boutique at the Shangri-La Plaza in Mandaluyong City July 13.
President Rodrigo Duterte has not mentioned his promises related to the media since his first State of the Nation Address in 2016.
