Vice President Sara Duterte has vowed to fulfill her campaign promises of generating more jobs and strengthening the country’s peace and education in her capacity as the second highest leader in the country.
In a meet-and-greet with members of UniTeam in Kalibo, Aklan on Friday, Duterte made the pronouncement as she assured them that she will do what she normally did when she was still the mayor of Davao City.
There are three things that the government will pursue, according to Duterte. These are job opportunities, business and peace for the people. That would allow “struggling Filipinos to gain or regain their confidence and financial independence,” the OVP said.
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