Tag: Bongbong Marcos
The long revolution: Voices from the ground in the Philippines
How should we understand what happened? Is that all that there is to it? Where do we get resources — internal and external — to move forward?
Activist priests caution vs Philippine Church’s ‘principled cooperation’ with Marcos-Duterte
“What principles do we set with someone who has no moral principles to show and begin with?” said Father Flaviano Villanueva, SVD
Ferdinand Marcos Jr proclaimed next Philippine president
Hundreds of riot police and protesters opposing the proclamations clashed outside the Commission on Human Rights
Philippine presidential runner-up Robredo vows to ‘fight lies’
"We need to accept the decision of the majority and I implore everyone to be with me on this" - Leni Robredo
Triumphant Marcos faces high expectations from poor
An urban poor settler predicts that by the end of Marcos Jr's six-year term "there will be a lot of jobs," enough to go around
Pariah to president: Marcos returns family to Philippines supremacy
Despite his own father's concerns about his "carefree and lazy" nature, Marcos Jr, 64, made it to the ultimate post
Southeast Asian MPs express concern over future of human rights in...
"Voting choices based on lies and harmful narratives could have seriously undermined the integrity of the elections and democracy itself”
Marcos holds commanding lead in Philippine presidential poll
Nearly 40 years after his namesake father was deposed by a popular revolt, Ferdinand Marcos Jr was seen doubling the tally of his rival
Victims voice disbelief, anger as Philippine dictator’s son nears power
Three decades after Marcos died disgraced in Hawaii, his image and political dynasty are being resurrected
All in the family: Philippine dynasties tighten grip on power
Analysts say the system has become more pervasive in the decades since a popular uprising deposed Marcos and forced his family into exile
















