By DEE AYROSO
Green light for subservience?
Tags: independent foreign policy
2017 Yearend report on the Presidency | Blowing in the wind
Resolving the drug problem; curbing corruption; peace talks; an independent foreign policy; and concern for the plight of the poor and the ordinary masa fired up the imagination and hope of the electorate.
But now, in what direction does the wind blow?
Clone
By RENAN ORTIZ
‘Bogus freedom’: June 12 rallyists assert PH sovereignty vs US and China
“Duterte has been in office for a year, yet we see no sign that he will not be subservient to Americans.”
Serious Na | Independent foreign policy
Kaya mo bang magsuot ng pantalon with no hands? Bago mo sabihing hindi, panoorin mo muna ang Episode 3 ng Serious Na: hinggil sa Independent Foreign Policy.
Duterte ups ante in foreign policy thrust
President Duterte is sustaining his unorthodox way of crafting, by installment, an independent foreign policy through off-the-cuff talks before various Filipino audiences. Before a large group of Filipinos in Hanoi, soon after his arrival on official visit to Vietnam, he disclosed two courses of action he had decided on. One is to maintain the military…