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Duterte's shadow: Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa denounces impunity

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2021 Nobel peace prize winner Maria Ressa is calling out the Duterte years in the Philippines journalist's exclusive interview with France 24. We'll hear the founder of the news website Rappler on how social media - and in particular Facebook - have distorted democracy in her country these past six years.

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