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Sara blasts Marcos leadership — and Malacañang responds
Malacañang responded to Vice President Sara Duterte's criticisms by suggesting her remarks reflected on herself and the Duterte family.
During a PDP Laban event, Duterte alleged a "systematic demolition job" against political opponents.
Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Atty. Claire Castro stated that Duterte's negative comments seemed to describe her own family.
Duterte had previously criticized the current leadership for lacking the ability to understand the people's plight and make welfare-oriented decisions.
She also questioned the leader's refusal to undergo a public hair follicle drug test and accused them of lying about achieving P20 per kilo rice.
The Vice President also criticized the administration for allowing the arrest of her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, and his eventual transfer to the International Criminal Court.
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Vice President Sara Duterte asserted that she and the Duterte family are not the problems facing the Philippines, stating they have been unfairly targeted and slandered in recent months.
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Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Press Officer Claire Castro criticized Vice President Sara Duterte for allegedly spreading fake news and not elevating her discourse.
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Vice President Sara Duterte alleges that criminal complaints filed against her brother, Davao City Representative Paolo "Pulong" Duterte, are politically motivated attacks by the Marcos administration.
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Malacañang criticized Vice President Sara Duterte's recent statements against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., suggesting her criticisms are more applicable to herself and her family.
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The Palace has criticized Vice President Sara Duterte for stating she will not help President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. achieve his campaign promise of selling rice at ₱20 per kilogram.
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