VOLUME Xv NO. 23 | December 1-15, 2017 | WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA
The Newspaper
TAKING AIM. President Duterte test-fires a sniper rifle donated by the Chinese government while the troops conduct a sniping capability demonstration during his visit at Fort Magsaysay in Palayan City, Nueva Ecija on Wednesday.(Simeon Celi Jr., Malacanang Photo)
No to rev-gov Rachel Peters shares primary ‘agenda’ upon return to PH
P19
Kevin Durant: Lonzo Ball ‘still figuring it out’ as a rookie
Malacañang has stressed President Duterte does not want to set up a revolutionary government
MANILA – Various pro-Duterte groups around the country, including in the President’s home city of Davao, are holding rallies to call on the setting up of a revolutionary government, as the country celebrates the 154th birth anniversary of Andres Bonifacio. In a statement, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said the govern-
ment “would not prevent citizens from expressing their support for a revolutionary government,” but he stressed the President himself has already rejected the idea. “The Chief Executive in numerous occasions articulated that he allows protests and other forms of mass action
P6
no to, 22