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Questions directed to Duterte had ‘wrong premises’ – Panelo
Former presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo criticized the House quad committee's questioning of former President Duterte regarding the war on drugs, stating that the representatives' premises were incorrect.
Panelo believes that the problem lies in the fact that some of the questioners are not lawyers, leading to repetitive and fundamentally flawed questions.
He observed that the resource person and the questioners were often not on the same page due to these incorrect premises.
Panelo also offered his interpretation of Duterte's statements regarding his full responsibility for the war on drugs.
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