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VP Sara denies call for Marcos to resign
Vice President Sara Duterte clarified that she did not call for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to resign, stating that the call came from supporters.
She explained that when supporters chanted "Marcos resign!" in The Hague, Netherlands, she asked them for reasons why they were calling for his resignation.
Duterte added that Marcos Jr. should resign because he failed to show the public his ability to think critically and lead.
Malacañang, through Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Atty. Claire Castro, questioned who would benefit from the President's resignation, implying VP Duterte would be the primary beneficiary.
Castro also countered claims about the President's leadership capacity.
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