Vice President Sara Duterte stated that she has no regrets about her alleged kill remarks against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his family, believing it is better that her adversaries know she "will not die in vain."
Duterte is currently being investigated by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for potential violations related to grave threats, the Cybercrime Prevention Act, or the Anti-Terrorism Act.
The NBI has issued a second subpoena for her appearance, but she was represented by her lawyer, who submitted a letter denying the allegations.
The Philippine National Police have also filed complaints against her for grave coercion, direct assault, and disobedience.
These actions stem from her earlier statement claiming she instructed someone to kill Marcos, his wife Liza, and cousin Speaker Martin Romualdez should she herself die.
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