House Deputy Minority Leader France Castro asserts that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s statements have weakened the push to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte. While Castro rejects the notion that time is insufficient for the impeachment process, acknowledging three existing complaints against Duterte, Marcos Jr. maintains that the current timing is impractical due to the upcoming campaign period.
House Deputy Minority Leader and ACT Teachers Representative France Castro stated on Saturday that President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. 's remarks have weakened the push to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte ."Tingin ko ang isa sa mga factor na nagpapahina sa atin ay ang mga statement ni Presidente. Sorry po ah, kasi sinasabi ni Presidente ay hindi raw napapanahon ng impeachment," Castro said at a pro-impeachment rally at the EDSA People Power Monument in Quezon City.
GMA Integrated News is seeking a response from the Vice President and her representatives regarding the issue.Marcos had previously emphasized that he believed it was not the right time to initiate an impeachment process.“But I still think that even if we – even if Congress is mandated to process these… Congress doesn’t have… The House doesn’t have a choice, and the Senate doesn’t have a choice once these impeachment complaints are filed,” he said.
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