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Kinumpirma kahapon ng Malacañang na sisimulan na ng International Criminal Court (ICC) ang preliminary examination nito kaugnay sa ipinaabot na ‘reklamo’ ni Senador Antonio Trillanes IV sa giyera sa droga at paglabag umano ng admi­nistrasyon ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa karapatang pantao.

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