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Imee says she hasn't talked to brother Bongbong in a long time
Senator Imee Marcos revealed that she and her brother, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., have not spoken for a long time and their relationship is currently strained.
Senator Marcos stated that opportunities for them to talk are limited to public events, with many individuals around the President allegedly preventing direct communication.
Despite their cold ties, she expressed no ill feelings about President Marcos not mentioning her name while introducing administration senatorial candidates during a campaign event in Cavite.
Senator Marcos clarified that her focus is currently on her investigation concerning former President Rodrigo Duterte's travel to The Hague.
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