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Philippine Leaders at Odds: President Marcos Challenges Vice President Duterte Over Assassination Threat

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confronts Vice President Sara Duterte after she allegedly threatened to have him killed amid rising tensions between the two leaders.

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Updated: Nov 25th, 2024, 5:42 AM ET

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In an escalating conflict, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. condemned Vice President Sara Duterte's alleged plot to have him assassinated, calling it a criminal threat. Duterte's controversial remarks were interpreted as a response to her fears of being killed and stemmed from ongoing political tensions following her resignation from Marcos' Cabinet. The national police are increasing the president's security, while the Vice President is facing potential investigations for her comments. Both leaders, once allies, now represent the deteriorating relationship between the Marcos and Duterte families.


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Philippine Leaders at Odds: President Marcos Challenges Vice President Duterte Over Assassination Threat - Pano News