Rodrigo Duterte

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The drug war for the past six years made the Philippines notorious around the world. So why is President Rodrigo Duterte ending his presidency with such high popularity? Dr. Vicente Rafael, history professor at the University of Washington, tries to explain why in this interview and in his new book, "The Sovereign Trickster: Death and Laughter in the Age of Duterte." This episode was recorded on May 17, 2022

Episode 3: In the 2016 Presidential elections, Rodrigo Duterte was a political underdog. His rise to power was almost unforeseeable to the Philippine kingmakers who were betting for more popular candidates. Prior to his victory, Philippines had never had a President from Mindanao. It took the country 117 years to elect one. Clearly, the mayor of Davao City was a statistical outlier who dared to defy the odds.

In this episode, I talked to Mong Palatino, an activist, blogger and politician from the Philippines. Mong served for two terms in the House of Representatives in the Philippines representing the youth sector. Mong is also a regular blogger and Global Voices regional editor for Southeast Asia and Oceania also an active contributor for the Diplomat.We discussed aboutRodrigo Duterte’s recent speech at the UN General Assembly. Mong argued that Duterte is failed to walk the talk and been very hypocritical on several issues like climate change and drug wars. Lastly, we explored his plan to exit politics and Duterte’s foreign policy legacies he left for the country. Enjoy our conversation!

At 76 years old and not exactly in the pink of health, President Rodrigo Duterte is being urged by his own political party to run for vice president next year.  As we speak, there are signature campaigns across villages “urging” Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte to run. A Duterte-Duterte tandem, of course, won’t be a surprise anymore. we saw it in Davao City, which the family has firmly controlled for over 20 years. But to expand this political dynasty to the very top of Philippine politics is something else.  In this episode, Christian Esguerra talks to Atty. Howard Calleja and Albay Representative Joey Salceda to  discuss this emerging daughter-and-father ticket for the 2022 elections, and how it will reflect of our electoral system  and democracy. 

Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte was born on March 28, 1945, making him an Aries. But there's more to him – and all of us – than our respective Sun signs. In this pilot episode of Astrology Eme, resident astro girl Cesd analyzes the President's natal chart, deep-diving into the intricacies of his personality based on his planetary placements. Click here or visit rappler.com/astrology-with-cesd for Duterte's complete natal chart.

In this episode the boys get together to do a deep dive into one of the most notorious leader of our times Rodrigo Duterte, the president of Philippines. The president that rules Philippines with an iron fist. Rodrigo Duterte is one of the most controversial presidents to ever have lived. Although he enjoys a massive approval rate from his country people, his country has been on the list of human rights violation ever since he has taken office. His outspoken character and his outright crack down on war on drugs have made him a very popular figure in Philippines. However, he has failed to manage the crystal meth epidemic in the country and there are more users now than when he took office and the drugs have even become cheaper in some parts of the country than when he took office. So what is truly happening? Why is he so popular while have more civilians casualties from war on drugs than in war torn countries like Iraq and Somalia? Tune in, as we try to decipher the man Rodrigo Duterte and try to understand why he enjoys such popularity and what are the real questions that needs to be addressed. You do not want to miss this episode. If you guys enjoyed the episode drop a like, share, comment and subscribe to us here and on YouTube.

The conviction of prominent journalist Maria Ressa is yet another worrying sign of the Philippines’ direction under Rodrigo Duterte. Andrew Mueller talks to Sheila Coronel and Richard Heydarian about Duterte’s assault on democratic norms and to Carlo Bonura about the populist president’s so-called independent foreign policy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I spoke w. Nicole Curato (Twitter:@NicoleCurato) an author, academic and the editor of "A Duterte Reader", one of my favorite recent books on Asia : A Duterte Reader Nicole joined me for a complex discussion on Phillipines' leader Rodrigo Duterte, why he was elected, and how Western observers far too often use lazy tropes and stereotypes about the Philippines to try and understand Duterte, rather than looking at the myriad of complex factors that explain his rise and the rise of authoritarian leaders globally in our era of cruel Neoliberalism.It's a fascinating chat for both scholars of the Philippines and for a casual listener who'd like to learn more. I hope you enjoy!For more on the Duterte Reader: http://www.ateneo.edu/ateneopress/product/duterte-reader-critical-essays-rodrigo-dutertes-early-presidencyBeat is by 27Corazones Beats