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Three fundamental weaknesses of the Duterte administration

Posted onAugust 28, 2016August 29, 2016AuthorFallenAngel52 Comments

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CategoriesCrime, Development, Government, Media, PoliticsTagschito gascon, commission on human rights, controlling the narrative, cult of personality, duterte effect, extrajudicial killings, first 50 days, human rights, image management, leila de lima, mainstream media, malacanang communications, popular support, rodrigo duterte

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