A person who aspires to be the PM of India must have accountability for his secret trips. The media scrutinized Modi's marriage but can't find about RG's abroad visits
Less than a month is left for the upcoming Assembly Elections, and the Model Code of Conduct is already in place. What issues do you think are not being highlighted enough on a state level, and more politicians should take cognisance of?
When Leni wins, what happens next?
During this time, the evil partylists will do their best to continue spreading false information, converting even more gullible people to their cause.
Sara Duterte will have her own YouTube channel. More money will be stolen to fund their marketing.
Marcos Jr. will continue posting in its YouTube channel, guesting in TV shows to gain even more exposure, and all the while refuting the crimes against it. It will give interview answers that will make crimes seem not as bad. Maybe even do more pictorial sessions during natural disasters. And it will work. They will have more fans, which will become more voters in the future, because of course they will.
As such, once Leni's term ends, Sara Duterte will just run again. Marcos Jr. will just run again.
And it's not like the people who voted for them before are gone. They'll still be there. And if we stop bringing up how evil they really are, if all this unrest at their evil deeds just stop after the 2022 election is over, they'll have even more votes waiting for them.
So, don't stop. Keep doing your best to educate the gullible. Continue contesting the evil voters who only seek to spread the lies of their evil politicians.
#Halalan2028
Personally, I would go
- Robredo
- De Guzman
- Lacson
- Pacquiao
- Moreno
- Satanas
- Marcos
Honestly I never understood why BJP does well in these elections. In the punjab municipal elections it got 12/36 seats when in the upcoming state elections it is expected to average on 0-4/119 seats.
Philippines still the ‘sickest man’ of Asia Duterte’s pre-pandemic policies left the nation as easy Covid-19 prey and there are more ills on the horizon at the upcoming election By WILLIAM PESEK DECEMBER 10, 2021
In a year of depressing economic stories in Asia, none arguably is more of a downer than the relapse of the region’s “sick man” Granted, the Philippines under Rodrigo Duterte had been an economic car-crash-in-slow-motion since 2016. But it took the pandemic to really drive the nation off the path toward Asian tigerdom it was on prior to his arrival in the presidential palace.
In recent years, “the Philippines was one of the fastest growing economies in the world,” says Brookings Institution economist Ronald Mendoza. “It finally shed its ‘sick man of Asia’ reputation, obtained during the economic collapse towards the end of the Ferdinand Marcos regime in the mid-1980s. After decades of painstaking reform — not to mention paying back debts incurred under the dictatorship — the country’s economic renaissance took root in the decade prior to the pandemic.”
Yet the Duterte era had already weakened the economy’s immune system before Covid-19 hit. It allowed all too many of the nation’s bad old habits to return — not least rampant corruption.
While the pandemic gets most of the blame, it was the Duterte policies from 2016 to 2019 that left the place such easy prey for Covid-19 turbulence. This neglect also explains why Manila is experiencing the worst of the stock-market rout hitting Southeast Asia this month. When Duterte took office, the Philippines was the toast of the region. Predecessor Benigno Aquino had spent the previous six years tending to the Marcos-era dysfunction that had trapped so many Filipinos in poverty and forced more than 10% of the population to work abroad so they could wire salaries back home.
From 2010 to 2016, Aquino surrounded himself with capable ministers, attacked graft, increased transparency and public accountability, went after tax cheats and strengthened government institutions. He even took on the powerful Catholic Church to devise population control measures.
In short order, Manila won its first-ever investment-grade rating from all three major credit-grading companies. The Philippines was raking in billions of dollars of foreign direct investment. Economic growth rates entered the 8% range, rivaling China.
Duterte was elected to turbocharge the Aquino-era reforms. He’d earned folk-hero status from his 22 years r
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SF 24% (-1 from August)
DUP 18% (+5)
Alliance 15% (+2)
UUP 14% (-2)
SDLP 12% (-1)
TUV 11% (-3)
Others 6%
