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Claims of assassination plot vs. Duterte baseless, Palace says
Malacañang has dismissed claims of security threats against former president Rodrigo Duterte as baseless, according to Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro.
Castro questioned the origin of the alleged threats and stated there is no truth to them.
She also noted that despite claims of threats against Vice President Sara Duterte, no concrete evidence has been presented to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) or the Philippine National Police (PNP).
The Palace official emphasized the need for evidence before making such statements.
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