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Who wanted Mima Alicia killed?

Mima Alicia’s death was celebrated by the pro-Duterte universe as though killing is now of universal decorum worthy of praise. We lament the killing of a vlogger, but we weep for the death of Filipino values that are the real killers of the Filipino.

Who wanted Mima Alicia killed?

Week 3 Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial:Subpoenas, testimony reshape impeachment battle, but decisive fights still lie ahead

The two developments on Week 3 of the trial illustrate the sharply different evidentiary burdens facing the prosecution under the separate impeachment articles. One has secured access to potentially valuable financial records but still faces multiple legal and factual hurdles before those documents can establish unexplained wealth. The other rests largely on Duterte's own words, with prosecutors arguing that the constitutional offense is complete even if criminal liability remains under investigation.

Week 3 Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial:Subpoenas, testimony reshape  impeachment battle, but decisive fights still lie ahead

Protest rally against U.S. President Trump and State Secretary Rubio

Surveys show that Filipinos trust highly the United States. But to members of the militant group, Bayan, that positive feeling does not extend to President Donald Trump and State Secretary Marco Rubio who was here in Manila for the 59th ASEAN Foreign Ministers and their dialogue partners July 20 to 24.

Protest rally against U.S. President Trump and State Secretary Rubio

Polarization and (un)civil society

While Llamas and those who enable him might believe they can count followers and think themselves a success; I think what they need to realize is that this all reeks of Duterte. The bad jokes, the constant purportedly ironic laughter, the sarcasm, the informal male banter, the tenor of conversations that should really stay in locker rooms and man caves — all of these use the same playbook as Duterte himself, except that this time it's in English.

Polarization and (un)civil society