The Daily Tribune
Sara urges Marcos admin to probe alleged corruption of other administrations
Vice President Sara Duterte accused the Marcos administration of selective anti-corruption efforts, suggesting they are used for political purposes.
She questioned why certain corruption scandals are revived while others are ignored, implying a controlled narrative.
Duterte believes the administration's primary goal is political maneuvering and perpetuation in power, rather than genuine anti-corruption measures.
She urged a thorough investigation into all corruption scandals without political bias, extending the call to include alleged corruptions from previous administrations.
Duterte challenged Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla to investigate all cases fairly, including those involving allies of the current administration, and to also look into the dismissal of drug cases involving his son.
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