AS President B. S. Aquino 3rd prepares to end his term, he is doing everything to make sure he is succeeded by his chosen successor and that only the best things are said about him and his failed regime after he leaves office. But the untimely death of the late former Chief Justice Renato Corona, whose impeachment and removal Aquino had procured with official bribes in 2011-2012, seems to make sure that history will accurately record his dark despotic rule instead.

If elections are held on May 9 as scheduled, and the voters become aware of the issues involved, a reexamination of Corona’s impeachment and removal could adversely affect the chances of Aquino’s candidates.

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