“It’s a bout without a knockout.”
Manny Pacquiao, who once left opponents gasping for air, has taken on a new challenge: knocking out corruption in the Philippines. The only problem? Corruption’s laughing so hard, it’s hard to hit.
Pacquiao’s political punches seem to land everywhere except where it matters, while corruption keeps bouncing back, smiling like it knows something we don’t—probably because it does. And while the boxer-turned-senator gets winded from...
“It’s a bout without a knockout.”
Manny Pacquiao, who once left opponents gasping for air, has taken on a new challenge: knocking out corruption in the Philippines. The only problem? Corruption’s laughing so hard, it’s hard to hit.
Pacquiao’s political punches seem to land everywhere except where it matters, while corruption keeps bouncing back, smiling like it knows something we don’t—probably because it does. And while the boxer-turned-senator gets winded from...
(Part 2)
“Ong and Topacio must consider partial cooperation, answering non-incriminating questions while carefully invoking the right to remain silent when necessary”
Counterpoints to Topacio and...
“The legislature must allow Ong to invoke her rights during any potentially incriminating questioning”
(Part 1)
Can a single woman’s fight to remain silent topple the...