version of the same nostalgia fuelled populism we ve seen all over the world. in the context of russia s invasion of ukraine, it has new-found resonance. the philippines democratic transition occurred five years before the fall of the society union. the constitution of 198 7 was a moment of hope. crucially it established term limits. but ultimately, the work was incomplete. reform stalled. the past was forgotten. then dressed up and paraded as glory. what we see in the philippines is just one example of the contest playing out across the world. let s hope for a better outcome there and elsewhere. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i ll see you next week. don t forget if you miss a show go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my podcast.
education at oxford and indicated if elected president, he would protect duterte against prosecution for his drug war in the international criminal court. yet marcos junior leads the polls according to one survey, he s at 58%. his closest competitor, the current philippines vice president has run on democratic reform, good governance, transparency. she has criticized the brutality of duterte. she s polling at around 39%. it is born of the country s failures to fully reckon with the past. marcos senior was never convicted of a crime in the country s courts. some of which are staffed with people appointed during his rule. the billions the family em embezzled haven t been fully recovered. marcos whose thousands of pairs