Philippines welcomes back foreign tourists for first time in two years
By Jay Ereno and Adrian Portugal MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines welcomed back more than 200 foreign tourists on Thursday, becoming the latest Sout...
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By Jay Ereno and Adrian Portugal MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines welcomed back more than 200 foreign tourists on Thursday, becoming the latest Sout...
By Jay Ereno and Adrian Portugal MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines welcomed back more than 200 foreign tourists on Thursday, becoming the latest Sout...
By Jay Ereno and Adrian Portugal MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines welcomed back more than 200 foreign tourists on Thursday, becoming the latest Sout...
By Jay Ereno and Adrian Portugal MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines welcomed back more than 200 foreign tourists on Thursday, becoming the latest Sout...
Article content MANILA — Hundreds of mostly women demonstrators rallied in the Philippine capital on Monday to mark International Women’s Day, and took aim at the country’s president Rodrigo Duterte for alleged rights abuses against women. Protesters smashed an effigy of Duterte with sledgehammers during a demonstration near his residence in Manila during which women’s activists denounced him for what they called abusive security policies. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Filipinas denounce Duterte as world marks Women's Day Back to vid...