DOJ: Duterte’s call borders on sedition; Palace: Selfish, irresponsible Former President Rodrigo Duterte urged the military to withdraw support from the
Former President Rodrigo Duterte urged the military to withdraw support from the Marcos administration and intervene to “correct” what he described as “fractured governance.”
“How long will you continue to support a president who is a drug addict?” Duterte asked the military. In a statement, Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin accused Duterte of going to “great and evil lengths” to achieve his purported goal of installing his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, as president.
AFP spokesperson Col. Francel Padilla added: “We are facing greater challenges that require the strength of a unified country and armed forces. As a cornerstone of national stability, the AFP shall remain non-partisan with utmost respect to democratic institutions and civilian authority.”
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