Manila Bulletin
Robredo continues relief work despite Duterte ‘insults’
Vice President Leni Robredo dismissed President Rodrigo Duterte's claims that she is useless and weak, stating that the public knows the truth.
She highlighted that she was actively involved in coordinating rescue efforts and providing aid to typhoon victims, contradicting Duterte's assertions.
Duterte had publicly criticized Robredo for her supposed inaction and questioned her capability to be president.
The new article details Robredo continuing her relief operations in Ragay and Pasacao towns in Camarines Sur a day after Duterte's televised address.
Robredo shrugged off Duterte's threats regarding her potential presidential bid in 2022, stating she is too busy helping distressed Filipinos.
She had already debunked the President's lies about her typhoon response in a series of tweets on Tuesday night, November 17.
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