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  • 11/24/2023
Today on Rappler – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:
- Marcos says Philippines’ return to ICC ‘under study’
- De Lima: Rodrigo Duterte positioning as opposition is ‘pathetic’
- Sandiganbayan convicts Andal Ampatuan Jr. of 21 counts of graft
- Dublin wakes to looted stores, smoldering vehicles after night of riots
- No more hotel voucher requirement to enter Boracay
- Organizers of Taylor Swift’s Rio shows say they could have taken ‘alternative actions’
- Elijah Canlas admits breakup with Miles Ocampo

https://www.rappler.com/video/daily-wrap/november-24-2023/

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00:00 Today on Rappler
00:13 President Marcos says the Philippines' return to the ICC is under study
00:17 Laila Delima calls Rodrigo Duterte's positioning as the opposition "pathetic"
00:22 Sandigan Bayan convicts Andal Ampatuan Jr. of 21 counts of graft
00:27 Violent riots erupt in Dublin after a stabbing incident involving children
00:31 Hotel booking vouchers are no longer required to enter Boracay Island
00:36 Organizers of Taylor Swift's Rio Eras tour say they could've taken alternative actions
00:41 And Elijah Canlas confirms he and actress Miles Ocampo have broken up
00:48 President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says Friday, November 24, the return of the Philippines
00:52 to the International Criminal Court is "under study"
00:56 In a media interview, Marcos says the government will just keep looking at the issue and see
01:01 what the options are
01:02 Marcos also says it is not right for foreigners to dictate who will be investigated within
01:07 the Philippines
01:08 Justice Secretary Boeng Remulya earlier said the Philippine government's cooperation with
01:12 the ICC needs serious study
01:15 Solicitor General Menarto Guevara earlier maintained the Philippines is not legally
01:19 obliged to cooperate with the ICC
01:22 In contrast, the Supreme Court said the Philippines is obliged to cooperate with the ICC
01:27 The decision on whether the government will cooperate with the ICC lies with President Marcos
01:32 In an exclusive interview with Rappler, former Senator Laila de Lima calls former President
01:39 Rodrigo Duterte's positioning as opposition "pathetic"
01:42 And then here is Duterte now offering himself to be the opposition
01:48 It's pathetic to me. It's a pathetic scene to me
01:53 In his television program on November 8, Duterte said an opposition is essential to a democracy,
01:58 adding mistakes of their government should be called out
02:01 But Duterte's words were inconsistent with how he treated dissenters during his term
02:06 who were frequently red-tagged, killed, or detained like de Lima
02:10 During the interview, de Lima also says she's not thinking about the politics, but that
02:14 she does have a role to play
02:16 But I do have a role. And my role is to continue portraying myself as someone who has been
02:25 wronged and someone who can continue to inspire others to do what is right, to do what is just
02:36 The Sandigan Bayan convicts Andal Ampatuan Jr. of over 21 counts of corruption on Thursday,
02:43 November 23
02:45 The Anti-Graft Court finds the former Dato'n Sai town mayor guilty of graft related to
02:50 anomalous procurement and ghost delivery of fuel for infrastructure projects in Maguindanao
02:55 in 2008
02:56 Ampatuan is sentenced to up to 10 years of imprisonment for each count, with perpetual
03:01 disqualification from holding public post
03:04 The former mayor is also ordered to pay the Maguindanao province P44.18 million, subject
03:09 to 6% annual interest, until paid in full
03:13 The Sandigan Bayan's verdict came on the 14th year of the commemoration of the Ampatuan
03:17 massacre, where 58 people were killed, including 32 journalists
03:22 Andal, along with his brothers Zaldi and Anwar Jr., were found guilty of 57 counts of murder
03:27 over the gruesome massacre
03:31 The stabbing of three young children sparks a night of rioting in Dublin's city center,
03:35 leaving Irish police guarding looted stores and firefighters cooling down smoldering vehicles
03:40 Police blame far-right agitators for starting the violence
03:44 A small group of anti-immigrant protesters arrived at the scene of the stabbing along
03:48 O'Connell Street and clashed with the police
03:51 It took officers several hours to regain control after the crowd grew to around 200 to 300
03:56 people
03:57 The Dublin Fire Brigade says firefighters continued to damp down a smoldering tram on
04:02 O'Connell Street
04:03 Public transport has resumed but with restrictions in the area
04:07 A 5-year-old girl was receiving emergency treatment after sustaining serious injuries
04:11 in the stabbing
04:13 Police arrested a man in his late 40s, also being treated for serious injuries, and say
04:17 they were not looking for any other suspects
04:20 Police say they have not ruled out any motive, including potential terrorist links
04:26 The Aklan Provincial Government relaxes restrictions for tourists coming to Boracay, lifting the
04:31 hotel voucher requirement for entry to the world-famous resort island
04:35 This means hotels and lodging houses can now charge walk-in fees
04:40 The development comes after the business community expressed alarm over the low number of foreign
04:44 tourists
04:45 Boracay Foundation, Inc. President Edwin Raimundo says the lack of foreign tourists coming to
04:51 Boracay translates to lack of economic opportunities
04:54 Raimundo says the hotel voucher system is an added burden that turns off foreign tourists
04:59 1.8 million tourists visited Boracay in 2023
05:04 1.43 million were domestic tourists, 35,668 were overseas Filipino workers, and only 357,066
05:13 were foreign tourists
05:15 The 2023 figure shows there were 680,000 fewer foreign tourists than in 2019
05:23 Organizers of the Brazilian leg of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour acknowledges they could
05:27 have taken more measures to help fans cope with extreme heat last week in Rio de Janeiro
05:31 T4F's statement follows a last-minute postponement of Swift's Rio performance last Saturday,
05:37 November 18, due to record-breaking heat
05:39 23-year-old Ana Clara Benavides, a fan, died in sweltering conditions during Swift's concert
05:46 a day earlier
05:47 The extreme heat led the US pop star to postpone her concert Saturday, just two hours before
05:52 she was to go onstage
05:54 The heat index, which combines temperature and humidity, hit 59.3 degrees Celsius in
05:59 Rio on November 17, before peaking at a record 59.7 degrees Celsius the following day
06:05 Swift is set to conclude the Brazilian leg of her tour with three sold-out concerts in
06:10 Sao Paulo from November 24 to 26, which are also organized by T4F
06:15 Weather forecasters say those days are set to be cloudy, rainy, and have milder temperatures
06:22 Elijah Canlas admits he and actress Moussa Ocampo have gone their separate ways
06:27 In a clip posted by News 5 Thursday, November 23, the actor shares he and Miles went through
06:32 a rough patch recently as they both faced personal problems
06:36 He says while things have been difficult between the two of them, they are figuring things
06:40 out
06:41 He then admits they had already broken up a couple months ago but are on good terms
06:45 with each other
06:46 Elijah shares he's always going to love Miles and he's always going to support her in whatever
06:50 she does
06:52 The former couple first shared the news of their relationship in May 2022, a year since
06:56 they began dating
06:58 Elijah currently plays Archie in the drama television series Senior High
07:02 Miles is a regular host at the GMA Network noontime show Eat Bulaga
07:08 And that's today's wrap. I'm Nina Liu, thank you for watching. Click the link below for
07:12 the full story. Follow us on Rappler's YouTube, Facebook, X, Instagram and TikTok.
07:17 Thanks for watching.
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