フィリピンのトランプさん

フィリピン大統領選は9日、投開票された。民間選挙監視団体の非公式集計によると、開票率約67％で、強権的な政治手法や暴言で批判を浴びる南部ミンダナオ島ダバオの剛腕市長、ロドリゴ・ドゥテルテ氏（71）が約39％を得票し当選を確実にした。今後、議会による当選の宣言を経て、6月30日に就任予定。

フィリピンが中国と領有権を争う南シナ海問題を巡り、ドゥテルテ氏は中国が造成した人工島に自ら「上陸する」と宣言する一方、中国との2国間対話を模索すると話すなど主張は支離滅裂。南シナ海問題への対応は先行き不透明になった。

http://this.kiji.is/102404362402807817?c=39546741839462401

Duterte has revealed that he was one of the many students who was sexually abused by a priest from his previous school, Ateneo de Davao University (AdDU) during circa late 1950s.^[52] After he was challenged by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) and AdDU officials to name the priest and file a case against him, Duterte then revealed the priest's name as Fr. Mark Falvey, SJ (d. 1975).^[53] The Jesuits of the Society of Jesus in the Philippines confirmed that according to press reports in the United States, in May 2007, the Society of Jesus agreed to a tentative payout of USD16 million to settle claims that Falvey sexually abused at least nine children in Los Angeles from 1959 to 1975. Accusations against Falvey began in 2002 and he was never charged with a crime. Additionally in May 2008, the Diocese of Sacramento paid USD100,000 settlement to a person allegedly raped and molested by Mark’s brother, Fr. Arthur Falvey. However, it was not clearly indicated in the report if Mark Falvey was assigned at the Jesuit-run Ateneo de Davao.^[54] When asked why he didn't complain when the abuse supposedly happened, Duterte claimed that he was too young to complain about the priest’s abuse and was intimidated by authorities at that time. He also stated that he never disclosed that information after he was expelled and moved to a different high school and especially not to his family.^[55] On December 4, 2015, Duterte along with his executive assistant Bong Go, visited and talked with Davao Archbishop Romulo Valles and Bishop George Rimando, together with Monsignor Paul Cuison to get lectured on Christian Values. Duterte committed to lessen his profanity in public gatherings and even assured that he will donate ₱1,000 to Caritas Davao everytime he swears in public. He also stated that he will be planning to visit the Vatican at a later time.^[56] Duterte however cancelled his planned trip and instead wrote a letter to Pope Francis dated January 21, 2016. During a campaign rally in Ubay, Bohol, Duterte's camp showed a letter coming from the Vatican's Secretariat of State, signed by Giovanni Angelo Becciu dated February 24, stating that Pope Francis has received his letter and that the Vatican 'appreciates' Duterte’s apology after cursing Pope Francis in public.^[57]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodrigo_Duterte

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