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Marcos would allow Duterte arrest even without rift -Palace
The Marcos administration affirmed its commitment to cooperate with Interpol for the potential arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte, irrespective of the political alliance between President Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte.
Palace Press Officer Claire Castro stated that the government will abide by the law and honor agreements with Interpol, regardless of any existing political ties.
Castro emphasized that there will be no special treatment afforded to anyone, even if the UniTeam alliance remains intact.
The administration's cooperation with Interpol is a matter of fulfilling legal commitments, not influenced by personal or political relationships.
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