Soledad Duterte News Today

Almost four decades after the People Power Revolution, the more infamous Duterte leads the charge against his successor, Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Davao Archbishop Emeritus Fernando Capalla, one of the first to sound the alarm against Rodrigo Duterte’s ‘wild, wild West,’ was a longtime advocate of peace in Mindanao

Duterte denies ‘rebranding’ of Martial Law

Former president Rodrigo “Digong” Duterte said people who want to become president are “crazy,” given the enormous burden of the office.

Observations about President Rodrigo Duterte's body language during the photo session at his daughter's inauguration ceremony made buzz on social media.

Lindo asserted that while their voice may not be as dominant and the anti-Martial Law sentiment in the provinces may not be as loud, these still resonate in places.

As the country commemorates the 36th anniversary of the People Power Revolution, President Duterte called on Filipinos to honor the people who continue to keep the democracy alive. The EDSA People Power monument In his People Power anniversary message on Friday, Feb. 25, Duterte said that memor

I never had the ears of the President although we have known each other long before he became the official tenant of Malacañang. He may not even know that this column exists, but it does not deter me from giving this unsolicited advice. I just hope that his confidants or any well-meaning…

SunStar + March 12, 2021 MANY seem to be confused about the change of the Araw ng Dabaw celebration from March 16 to March 1. Given there is still a pandemic, and there’s no more local ABS-CBN station to announce the changes, the events held online had a limited reach. But the city government can be credited for course correcting the Araw ng Dabaw to the original date of Davao’s cityhood. But it could not be said of the Davao City history they presented through the video that n...