Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque explained on Saturday the "proper context" behind President Rodrigo Duterte's statement on extrajudicial killings, saying the President did not admit that he was guilty of drug-related deaths. Roque emphasized that Duterte was only defending himself from corruption allegations against him. "First, there is no admission on the part of the President. He merely wants to underscore the point that he has not been accused of corruption nor has he engaged in political vendetta. All the critics and detractors can allege are killings attributed to his drug war," he said in a state...
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