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Opinion > Columns
President Marcos is being pulled willy-nilly into the history and politics of Sulu
By Yen Makabenta
Jul 26, 2022 12:08 am

First word

IT is, you might say, a measure of the import and burdens of the Ferdinand Marcos Jr. presidency.

After only 25 days in office, President Marcos is being pulled willy-nilly into the tangled history and politics of Sulu and its archipelago.

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