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Latest Editorial

Probe VP funds' dubious recipients

March 28, 2025

While the country appears focused on former President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest and turnover to the International Criminal Court (ICC), another issue of accountability — this time over the questionable use of hundreds of millions in public funds — deserves as much discussion and state action beyond the amusing headlines of recent days. Levity aside, government should look into the list of recipients of Vice President Sara Duterte’s intelligence and confidential funds (ICF) that makes a

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Sharp Edges

Broken promises

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