Antonio Trillanes Now Leads the Fight Against Rodrigo Duterte

The Philippine Senate can lack a sense of political theater. Beyond the cockerel chained up outside, the lackadaisical weapons pat-down at the gate, and the “deposit your firearm here” plaque at the sign-in counter, the place has a bland institutional feel. Fluorescent light glimmer weakly on its wooden floors, a bellhop pushes its service elevator's buttons, and bureaucrats sip coffee in its cafeteria.