Kenneth Cardenas scrutinizes the deals that China and the Duterte administration have marked after the latter’s state visit last October 2016.
MANILA, Philippines (Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism) — Nearly six months on, the deals signed during President Rodrigo Duterte’s first state visit to China last October stand apart as the least assailable achievement of his presidency. No matter what one thinks of the president and his aims and his methods, his prowess as broker-in-chief so far stands unquestioned. Read more >
Author Kenneth Cardenas
News Site PhilStar
Date Published May 9, 2017
Article Link Analysis: Duterte’s China deals dissected
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