Duterte allowed to speak first at Senate drug war probe
MANILA, Philippines — Several senators on Monday allowed former president Rodrigo Duterte to speak first during the Senate blue ribbon committee hearing on the drug war as a “humanitarian consideration” due to his advanced age. Panel presiding officer and Minority Leader Koko Pimentel initially asked relatives of drug war victims to deliver their opening statements
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