Kiko Dee, a political scientist and a grandson of the late Ninoy and Cory Aquino, talks with Rappler multimedia reporter Bea Cupin about the state of Philippine democracy today and other issues
MANILA, Philippines – Francis Joseph “Kiko” Aquino Dee, a political science lecturer, now continues a family legacy of upholding democracy – not by seeking a public post, but through his work in the Ninoy and Cory Aquino Foundation.
In this edition of Rappler Talk, Dee talks about how he found himself in the new role, the experience of combing through decades of both personal and political history, and what he thinks his grandmother, the late former president Cory Aquino, would have said about the state of democracy today.
Bookmark this page to catch the interview when it goes live on August 21, at 8 pm. – Rappler.com
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