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Imee uplifts Bong Go with heartfelt message
Senator Imee Marcos urged Senator Bong Go not to give up on the possibility of former President Rodrigo Duterte returning to the Philippines.
Marcos advised Go not to surrender easily, referencing her family's decades-long struggle.
She drew a parallel to her father, former President Ferdinand Marcos Sr., who went into exile after the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution.
Marcos expressed hope that Duterte could still face trial in the Philippines if they could prove the alleged wrongdoings were mistaken and Philippine courts are capable of handling the case.
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