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Philippine leader laments drug links of Chinese nationals
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TRIAD CONNECTION. President Rodrigo R. Duterte shows a copy of a diagram showing the connection of high level drug syndicates operating in the country during a press conference at Malacañang on July 7, 2016. (Photo by KING RODRIGUEZ/Presidential Photographers Division)MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines’ crime-fighting president says he plans to ask Chinese officials why some Chinese citizens who visit his country are involved in illegal drugs. President Rodrigo Duterte, who has vowed to end crimes within six months of taking office on June 30, also said late Sunday that he will not hesitate to grant pre-signed presidential pardons to law enforcers accused by human rights advocates of abusing their authority in cracking down on narcotics, as long as the soldiers and police involved do not fabricate evidence and tell the truth.
Duterte made the comments amid an outcry from human rights advocates about the deaths of at least 212 suspected drug traffickers in deadly confrontations with law enforcers since he won the May 9 presidential race.
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July 18, 2016 at 2:26 AM
The Philippines’ crime-fighting president says he plans to ask Chinese officials why some Chinese citizens who visit his country are involved in illegal drugs.
Hindi pa ba obvious? Ginagamit ng gobyernong tsina na I-export ang mnga droga sa pilipinas para mabulok ang lipunan. Ito ay isang long term na estratehiya nila na may kinalaman sa awayan sa teritoryo sa karagatan.
Hindi nila pwedeng daanin sa gyera ang pinas dahil sa backlash ng international community kaya dinadaan nila sa droga para sirain ang lipunan at magkaroon ng “social decay” sa pilipinas.