Statement of Malacañang on VP Sara Duterte’s Call for Pres. Bongbong Marcos
Malacañang press officer undersecretary Claire Castro spoke on Vice President Sara Duterte’s call for Pres. Bongbong Marcos’ resignation.
Amid the impeachment trial, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte claimed that she remains “standing still, unbowed” despite the alleged political pressure and intimidation against her. The Vice President also said that the public is witness as to how she has taken every strike.
Recently, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte said the Filipino people has allegedly nothing positive to expect from the leadership of Pres. Bongbong Marcos. According to her, the current leadership will allegedly only bring added burden to the people.
Duterte claimed that Marcos Jr. allegedly failed to better the lives of the Filipinos and strengthen the economy. According to the Vice President, the Chief Executive also allegedly failed to strengthen the institution and to truly serve the people.
“Bigo si Bongbong Marcos na mapabuti ang buhay ng mga Pilipino… na mapalakas ang ekonomiya ng bansa… na mapatibay ang ating mga institusyon… na tunay na mapagsilbihan ang mga mamamayan,” the Vice President said.
Recently, Malacañang reacted to the call of Vice Pres. Sara Duterte for Pres. Bongbong Marcos to resign. Based on News, Palace press officer undersecretary Claire Castro called it as an alleged huge foolishness.
“Malaking kalokohan,” the Malacañang Undersecretary said.
Based on the post, Atty. Claire Castro stressed that it is Vice Pres. Sara Duterte’s decision if she will not step down from her position. However, according to the Malacañang press officer, she should not be making the call for Pres. Bongbong Marcos who is working.
“Wala siyang karapatan na humingi ng resignation ng Pangulo. Ang Pangulo ay nagtatrabaho. Ang Pangulo, laging ang iniisip ay kapakanan ng bansa… hindi nagkakaroon ng anumang secret deal sa mga dayuhan para ipagkanulo ang interest ng ating mga kababayan,” the Malacañang Undersecretary said.
Recently, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte claimed that her mother, Elizabeth Zimmerman, has told her to just leave the 2028 presidential elections to Davao Mayor Baste Duterte.
