"We want him (Marcos) to address the accountability for the horrible corruption of the past regime, that is also coming out now. We want him to address accountability for thousands of deaths on the drug war and we want him to address the violence against women that was perpetuated by Duterte himself and his agents during that horrible six-year regime that really showed an abrogation of the gains of women's movement for many decades," Tindig Pilipinas convenor Sylvia Claudio said.
Former presidential adviser on the peace process Teresita Deles also urged Marcos to allow the International Criminal Court (ICC) to implement the warrant of arrest against the former chief executive.
"The government should make sure that Duterte is made accountable. It does not mean that just because he is no longer in the government, he will no longer pay for his crimes," Deles said.
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Chinese automotive brand Omoda arrives in Phl
Omoda vehicles have arrived in the country, paving the way for the brand’s expansion into the Philippine market.
Retail sector seen growing this year
The retail sector’s contribution to the economy is expected to increase to 20 percent by the end of this year as people continue to shop, according to the country’s group of retailers.
'Delayed arrival to soften prices of rice imports'
Prolonging the deadline for the arrival of rice shipments would allow local importers to negotiate better rates for their imports amid threats that their contracts are being canceled due to volatility in prices, resulting in lower landed costs and retail prices.
Gov't borrowings jump 43% to P189 B in July
The government jacked up its borrowings by a little over 40 percent to P189 billion in July, largely coming from the domestic market.
Credit growth in July fastest in 19 months
Lending growth picked up to 10.4 percent in July from the 10.1 percent rise in June, its highest level in 19 months, according to data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
Metro Pacific's 4th leg still in progress
Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC) is looking to develop a fourth leg that will provide the conglomerate further growth and stability in the years ahead.
Ovialand sets aside IPO plans to focus on growth
Olivares family-led property developer Ovialand Inc. is setting aside for now its public listing plans as the company sets its sights primarily on growth.
PSEi to stay on course toward 7,000
The stock market will resume its chase for the elusive 7,000 level this week as investors turn their sights on inflation results for August.
August inflation seen to decline below 4%
Economists see slower inflation in August, possibly below the four percent target of the central bank, amid stable food prices.
Another shot at glory for Ernie
Ernie Gawilan hopes to make the most out of his last chance at Paralympic glory when he plunges back into action in the 400-meter freestyle S7 race today at the Paris La Defense Arena in the French capital.
