FLAGS flew half-mast as the nation mourned the death Thursday of former senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago, whose verbal prowess, legal acumen and shrewd politics endeared her to the public and awed colleagues and adversaries alike.
The colorful politician, a former trial court judge and three-time presidential candidate, lost a two-year battle with lung cancer at the age of 71.
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