SUMMARY
Baguio, the summer capital blessed with more pleasant weather than the rest of our boiling cities, felt some sting of heat last Saturday, May 18, from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The President, who’s also the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, addressed 278 cadets at their graduation from the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) in Fort del Pilar, where he spoke about destabilizers from within and outside the country.
He blasted the Duterte regime without naming it, telling the young lieutenants and their families that the Marcos administration was going through “birth pains – sadly, of opportunism, blatant attempts of destabilization, and last-ditch [efforts] to cling to the rapidly disappearing past.”
He denounced China, without naming it, for its “b…