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Sunday, September 13, 2026

News Reflection: Sara Duterte does not feel safe. At all.

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News Reflection: Sara Duterte does not feel safe. At all.

Ang mga kagila-gilalas na wika ng Pangalawang Pangulo, ating pagnilayan kasama si Paterno Esmaquel II

The Sara Duterte who said she had enlisted a hitman to kill her foes (only in case they do her in, she insists) is the same Sara Duterte who later said she does not feel safe anywhere in this country, the same country her father, Rodrigo Duterte, ruled with drug war bloodshed not long ago.

In whichever light they are viewed, the Vice President’s words merit deep pondering. Paterno Esmaquel leads us in this week’s News Reflection, to find meaning and truth (if any) in our leader’s utterances. – Rappler.com

Presenter, writer: Paterno Esmaquel II
Producer, director, writer, video editor: JC Gotinga
Videographer: Franz Lopez
Title graphics: Sam Calleja
Supervising editor: Miriam Grace Go
Supervising producer: Beth Frondoso

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