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VP Sara Accuses Marcos Of Multiple Impeachable Offenses
Photo credit: Inday Sara Duterte
Vice President Sara Duterte has accused President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of committing several impeachable offenses—though she made clear that her camp has no plans to file an impeachment complaint.
Speaking candidly, Duterte pointed to the President’s signature on the General Appropriations Act (GAA) as what she called the “best evidence” of his involvement in alleged budget insertions.
“Hindi ko na kailangan sabihin na kasali ‘yung pangulo diyan kasi kitang-kita naman natin, kanino bang pirma, sasabihin na naman niya hindi niya pirma ‘yung nandoon sa GAA? ‘Hindi ako 'yan, hindi si Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ang pumirma diyan.’ Ang ebidensya ng kaniyang participation is 'yung pirma niya sa GAA,” Duterte said.
She argued that the President bears responsibility for allowing the insertions, calling it a culpable violation of the Constitution. Duterte also said Marcos committed a betrayal of public trust when he refused to undergo a drug test.
The Vice President added that the administration’s move to allow the International Criminal Court (ICC) to operate in the country was unconstitutional and ran counter to national sovereignty.
Despite her strong accusations, Duterte admitted they have no intention of pursuing impeachment proceedings.
"Of course not, why will we waste our time in filing an impeachment complaint na alam naman nating hindi papansinin ng House of Representatives,” VP Sara said..
Speaking candidly, Duterte pointed to the President’s signature on the General Appropriations Act (GAA) as what she called the “best evidence” of his involvement in alleged budget insertions.
“Hindi ko na kailangan sabihin na kasali ‘yung pangulo diyan kasi kitang-kita naman natin, kanino bang pirma, sasabihin na naman niya hindi niya pirma ‘yung nandoon sa GAA? ‘Hindi ako 'yan, hindi si Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ang pumirma diyan.’ Ang ebidensya ng kaniyang participation is 'yung pirma niya sa GAA,” Duterte said.
She argued that the President bears responsibility for allowing the insertions, calling it a culpable violation of the Constitution. Duterte also said Marcos committed a betrayal of public trust when he refused to undergo a drug test.
The Vice President added that the administration’s move to allow the International Criminal Court (ICC) to operate in the country was unconstitutional and ran counter to national sovereignty.
Despite her strong accusations, Duterte admitted they have no intention of pursuing impeachment proceedings.
"Of course not, why will we waste our time in filing an impeachment complaint na alam naman nating hindi papansinin ng House of Representatives,” VP Sara said..
Nov 25, 2025
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