Rodrigo Duterte's response to Super Typhoon Yolanda, characterized by his controversial demeanor and violent rhetoric, became a pivotal factor in his ascendancy to the presidency.
The brutal tactics employed by Duterte during his regime, including the declaration of martial law and extrajudicial killings, highlighted a significant shift in the political landscape of the Philippines.
Duterte's rise reflects a troubling trend globally, where populist politicians manipulate crises to gain power, undermining democratic principles and targeting vulnerable communities.
The exploitation of the Yolanda disaster by Duterte symbolizes how political opportunism can thrive in the aftermath of humanitarian crises, reshaping national governance.
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