The World’s Deadliest Drug War Just Got a New Leader | The War on Drugs

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As Rodrigo Duterte’s presidency in the Philippines is over, we look at what his deadly drug war actually achieved, and whether the new president Bongbong Marcos – the son of the Philippines' former dictator – will continue the bloodshed.

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