&quot;If it would take a year to do it, if it&#39;s over within a month, then I&#39;d be happy,&quot; Duterte said in a video posted online by the government.

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Martial law in southern Philippines could last a year: Duterte

MANILA - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Wednesday martial law in the southern region of Mindanao could last a year, as he vowed it would be similar to the late Ferdinand Marcos dictatorship.

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