+ Follow The Duterte Years: Year 2 Tag
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[Title] => Duterte Year 2: Biggest drug bust bags a bodegero
[Summary] => A customs "fixer" and a consignee were arrested in February, while a warehouseman has been in custody since May 2017 over the massive shabu shipment seized in a Valenzuela City warehouse.
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[Title] => Duterte Year 2: TRAIN threatens poor, president's popularity
[Summary] => Here's President Rodrigo Duterte's problem: rising prices in the Philippines—partly stoked by his new tax law—continue to hit his political base, and some say help from the government is likely to be delayed and inadequate.
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[Title] => Duterte Year 2: Philippines moves closer to free college tuition for all
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[Title] => Duterte Year 2: 'Without rights, a return to rule by tyrants'
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The Duterte Years: Year 2
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