Former President Rodrigo Duterte appeared before the House quad committee, defending his controversial drug war and offshore gaming hubs (POGOs). Duterte declared full responsibility for the drug war’s actions, asserting his leadership to combat the drug menace and stating he’d repeat it if necessary. Congress failed to give victims’ families a voice during the session, missing an opportunity for catharsis. Duterte deftly navigated the questioning, reinforcing his brand while sidestepping accountability. Critics view the hearings as a political spectacle rather than genuine pursuit of justice or reform.
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