Analyst in viral BBC interview to lecture on SoKor in Ateneo
The political analyst whose BBC News interview featured the accidental interruption of his wife and kids is coming to Manila.
April 22, 2017
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The political analyst whose BBC News interview featured the accidental interruption of his wife and kids is coming to Manila.
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Make a statement with your beach getup and wear a floral graphic tee, knotted above the waist, over your favorite onesie swimsuit.
The simulated blood-stained bodies wrapped in black plastic bags on the cold floor instantly reminded us of the violent drug war gripping the country.
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