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Sara Duterte declines to reveal details of meeting with Marcoleta
Vice President Sara Duterte visited Senator Rodante Marcoleta's office on Wednesday, September 17, to express her continued support and confidence.
The Vice President was also seen leaving the Senate premises with Senators Bong Go and Imee Marcos.
This visit follows Duterte's appearance at the House of Representatives on Tuesday for the appropriations hearing on the Office of the Vice President's (OVP) proposed P902.8-million budget for 2026.
Previously, Duterte faced criticism online for attending the musical "Dear Evan Hansen" on the same day as a proposed OVP budget hearing on September 12.
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