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Sara reveals frail Duterte, blasts ICC case and House impeachment
Vice President Sara Duterte visited her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, in The Hague, noting his significant weight loss and improved mood.
The former president stated he has no regrets for his actions, believing he did what was necessary for the country.
VP Duterte mentioned her father is not experiencing major health issues and is being held in the regular detention area, not the hospital wing of the ICC.
She also shared that the detention unit allows four visiting days per week, enabling her to maximize her time with him.
Supporters are hoping for the dismissal of the ICC case based on jurisdiction and for the former president's interim release.
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