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By targeting the present government’s public-works apparatus while leaving largely untouched the Duterte-era political ecosystem that accelerated his own rise, Leandro Leviste’s crusade begins to look ...

The 'Mamdani tracker,' founded by New York-based journalist Anthony Esguerra with economist Cha Crisostomo and policy analyst ...