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Sara Duterte's Election Result Sparks Uncertainty for her Political Future
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Sara Duterte, daughter of Rodrigo Duterte, recently released a statement expressing disappointment with a particular outcome, but analysts suggest she may have emerged stronger than anticipated ahead of an upcoming Senate trial that will determine her political fate in the summer.
Let me say this for the 100th time. I do not recognise the jurisdiction of ICC in the Philippines. The Philippine government will not lift a finger to help any investigation that the ICC conducts.
Others, however, find it abhorrent that the 80-year-old grandfather who has served his country should be treated in such a disrespectful way.
For the first time in recent memory, there is a clear division between political opponents over foreign policy.
The camp of the president is advocating both a firm stance against China in maritime disputes, and by default, a continued close alliance with the United States.
Some public sentiment expresses a determination that Duterte, and his co-perpetrators, should stand trial.
Senators who have ambitions down the road in 2028 … seeing the 'House of Marcos' potentially sinking, they are already soft-peddling, so we may not even see a trial.
They have a significant voice because they send money, remittances, to their families.
Most of the Philippines overseas are educated. They are up to date with what's happening here in the Philippines.
It's going to be very fluid. I think from here on. Moving forward, a lot of changes could actually happen.
If it was an act to get rid of his political opponent, I think it backfired miserably on (Marcos).
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perspectives
- 1.Election
- 2.Authoritarianism
- 3.Constitution
- 4.Drug Trafficking
- 5.Philippines under Marcos Jr
- 6.Philippines under Duterte
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organizations
- 1.International Court of Justice
- 2.House of Representatives
- 3.Cavite State University
- 4.De La Salle University
- 5.ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute
- 6.Liberal Party
- 7.University of Canberra
- 8.University of Santo Tomas
- 9.University of the Philippines