NSC Assistant Director General Jonathan Malaya refuted claims by former lawmaker Neri Colmenares that the recent NSC reorganization reflects a power struggle between political dynasties. Malaya emphasized there is no division within the security sector and reiterated the unwavering support of the national security establishment for the country's leadership and chain of command.
Amid claims by former lawmaker Neri Colmenares that recent reorganization of the National Security Council reflect a power struggle between the country’s “dominant political dynasties ” ahead of the midterm elections, NSC Assistant Director General Jonathan Malaya refuted such allegations on Monday, emphasizing that there is no division within the security sector.Malaya asserted the unwavering support of the national security establishment for the country’s leadership and chain of command.
’s issuance of Executive Order No. 81, which reorganized the NSC. The order removed Vice President Sara Duterte and former presidents from the council’s composition.Marcos explained that the reorganization aims to ensure the NSC remains resilient and adaptable to evolving domestic and international challenges, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding national security and sovereignty to foster effective governance and stability.
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