Who is Retrina Fuentes, the judge behind arrest orders vs Duterte critics?
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Who is Retrina Fuentes, the judge behind arrest orders vs Duterte critics?

Davao City Presiding Judge Retrina Espe Fuentes has issued arrest warrants against critics of former president Rodrigo Duterte, including journalist Philip Lustre Jr. The article delves into her judicial background and connections to cases involving prominent figures.

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