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Philippines’ Duterte publicly names 46 officials under drug investigation

Philippines’ Duterte publicly names 46 officials under drug investigation

  • Many of the officials, including 33 mayors, eight vice mayors and three members of the House of Representatives, are running in midterm elections in May
  • Duterte’s crackdown on illegal drugs has left thousands of mostly poor suspects dead
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Duterte welcomes probe into his bank accounts, says spokesman

Duterte welcomes probe into his bank accounts, says spokesman

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