Duterte, Ferdinand Marcos

Marcos: Duterte’s arrest a responsibility to international community
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said that his predecessor former president Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest was merely part of the Philippines’ obligation to the international community.
Marcos Jr. Claims He Does Not Interfere in Rodrigo Duterte's Arrest
As reported by Reuters, Marcos said he did not interfere in Duterte's arrest by the ICC. "We did not help the International Criminal Court in any way. The arrest was made in compliance with Interpol," he said, on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
Student event clip misrepresented as protest against Rodrigo Duterte's arrest
Supporters of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte have protested his arrest for crimes against humanity, but footage that spread widely on social media does not show a prayer rally on March 11,
Marcos: Nothing unlawful, political about Duterte’s arrest
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reiterated that former president Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest and turnover to the International Criminal Court is legal.
ICC prosecutor's statement on the arrest of Rodrigo Duterte
Prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan KC has released a statement following the arrest of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte for alleged crimes against humanity. Khan described the arrest as "an important moment,
Furious Duterte supporters protest after strongman's arrest over drugs war
Furious supporters of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte protested after he was arrested at an airport in the Philippines for alleged crimes against humanity. Footage shows the crazed fanatics screaming strongman Duterte's name as they marched toward the Villamor Air Base in Metro Manila where he was being held on March 11.
Rodrigo Duterte arrest not ‘political persecution,’ says Marcos
Claims that former President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest was merely political persecution have been brushed off by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Marcos also stressed that the government only complied with the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol).
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Marcos: 'Killing thousands of Filipinos not right'
It was not right to kill thousands of Filipinos to eradicate illegal drugs in the country, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Clip of ex-Philippine leader's speech altered to criticise President Marcos Jr
As Philippine voters prepared to go to the polls in May, social media users shared a manipulated clip falsely claiming it ...
Arrest of ex-president Duterte will shake up dynastic politics in the Philippines – and hand initiative to rival Marcos family
Based on the way the ICC warrant was written and reporting in the Philippines, it appears that former members of the Davao Death Squad and police officers may be testifying for the prosecution, ...
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Marcos increases AFP subsistence allowance
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. increased the subsistence allowance for officers and enlisted personnel of the Armed Forces of ...
Marcos vs Duterte: Mid-term polls campaign hots up with war of words
The Philippine mid-term polls in May were supposed to be a race for the Senate and thousands of local posts. But a month into ...
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A Chance for Justice in a Notorious Drug War
By Sui-Lee Wee The arrest warrant was delivered to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. of the Philippines in Manila at 3 a.m. Tuesday. The person named on it: his predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte ...
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Marcos unveils grains terminal in Batangas
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the inauguration of a P278.3-million grains terminal and trading station in Batangas City ...
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Marcos: Protect, fight for women’s rights
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday vowed to protect women’s rights and stand against any threat that could hamper ...
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ICC won’t touch ‘even a hair’ on you, Marcos allegedly assures Bato
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reportedly promised Sen. Bato Dela Rosa that he would not allow the International Criminal ...
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Making sense of the Marcos-Duterte feud
THINGS are dramatically taking shape in the United States as we write this column, with far-reaching consequences for the ...