Vice Pres. Sara Duterte Claims PBBM Allegedly Failed in Bettering the Filipinos’ Lives
SARA DUTERTE – The Vice President spoke anew on the alleged “hopeless” leadership of Pres. Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The deep rift between the two (2) highest government officials in the Philippines is no secret to the Filipino people. Since their tandem has turned sour shortly after their landslide win in the 2022 Elections, Vice Pres. Duterte has started speaking against the government — which Malacañang often refutes as well.
Currently, Vice Pres. Duterte is faced with an impeachment trial. Several allegations including alleged corruption through the confidential funds of the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and the Department of Education (DepEd) was among those raised.
Amid the ongoing impeachment trial of Vice Pres. Sara Duterte, the Vice President recently spoke against Pres. Bongbong Marcos’ leadership anew. She claimed that Marcos Jr. is allegedly desperate to cover up his supposed failure to provide solutions to the problems in the country.
Based on News5, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte claimed that Pres. Bongbong Marcos allegedly failed in bettering the lives of the Filipino people and strengthening the country’s economy. Furthermore, she also claimed that the Chief Executive allegedly failed to strengthen the institution and to truly serve the Filipino 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, “ Duterte said.
Based on the post, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte further claimed that the Philippines is allegedly in danger in the hands of Pres. Bongbong Marcos. According to her, there’s supposedly nothing good to expect from his leadership.
“Wala na tayong aasahan pa sa pamumuno ni Bongbong Marcos kundi dagdag na pasakit at hirap,” the Vice President.
Recently, amid the ongoing impeachment trial, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte revealed that her mother asked her to leave the 2028 presidential race to Davao Mayor Baste Duterte.
