Ex-Philippine Leader Duterte Rails Against Marcos and U.S. in Chinese Media
Philippines,South China Sea,China,Politics,Beijing,Japan,Joe Biden
Former President Rodrigo Duterte accused the U.S. of inflaming tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea, while criticizing his successor Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of supposedly doing America’s bidding. “The Americans are the ones pushing the Philippine government to go out there and find a quarrel and eventually maybe start a war,” Duterte was quoted as saying in an interview with Communist Party-run Global Times published Friday. “But I do not think that America will die for us.” Read More: Why the U.S. Faces a Delicate Balancing...
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