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'Multitasking ako': Sara defends continued Netherlands stay to help dad prepare for ICC trial
Vice President Sara Duterte is in the Netherlands to coordinate former President Rodrigo Duterte's legal defense for his International Criminal Court (ICC) trial.
She stated she is "multitasking" and managing her duties at the Office of the Vice President (OVP) remotely through daily communication with her staff.
The Vice President mentioned that only a few projects remain unfinished due to the OVP's approximate P700 million budget.
Duterte clarified she is not neglecting her work and aims to return to the Philippines soon.
Her visa allows her to remain in the Netherlands until April 30.
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