Duterte recently showed his toughness by attacking Marcos at a massive gathering. Not only did he question Marcos' political aims, but he also made public accusations against him as an addict. At the same time, Duterte's family has launched a fierce attack on Marcos.
Recently, the political situation in the Philippines has changed dramatically, and the controversial predecessor Rodrigo Duterte has once again been thrust into the spotlight. He delivered a fiery speech at a lavish conference in which he harshly criticized Marcos, who was in office. The event attracted the attention of thousands of people, and Duterte was impassioned and criticized Marcos. In his speech, Duterte not only questioned Marcos' political agenda, but also relentlessly attacked what he said was drug abuse.
He claimed that Marcos had been on the drug control list long ago. Such a blunt and point-to-the-point criticism is rare in political circles. Duterte's remarks are clearly challenging Marcos's political ethics. However, not everyone agrees with Duterte's words. The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency repudiated Duterte's words, and Marcos himself hit back at Duterte.
Before his visit to Vietnam, Marcos quipped that it was the drugs that got Duterte to where he is today. Duterte once said that he used fentanyl to relieve pain during a motorcycle accident. Such personal attacks reflect the contradictions between the two factions, almost to the point of irreconcilability. This war of words is not just between Duterte and Marcos. Duterte's family also began to lash out at Marcos.
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Sarah, the daughter of Duterte, who currently serves as vice president of the United States, is also likely to be removed from her cabinet. She has gained an unusually high level of popularity, having already surpassed Marcos to stand out in the 2028 ** elections. Sebastian, Duterte's son and mayor of Davao City, also denounced Mr. Marcos as "unpatriotic." A series of actions fully reflects Duterte's cohesion and power.
The political situation in the Philippines is becoming more uncertain. In order to counter China, Marcos established a naval relationship between the Philippines and Vietnam in Vietnam. However, on the South China Sea issue, there are different opinions in the Philippines, and the Duterte family leans towards a pro-China line and is obviously opposed to Marcos. This country's ** has led to political strife in the United States.
At the same time, the tensions between the Philippines and China are escalating. The Philippines has repeatedly provoked China over the South China Sea issue, triggering a larger internal and civil war. Duterte "shelled" Marcos during this sensitive period, showing strong self-confidence. Although he has resigned as chairman, his daughter Sara is still a very influential vice-chairman.
On the other hand, Mr. Marcos' political situation is more complicated. He wanted to meet with Duterte, but it was clear that they no longer had a common language. At the same time, the ICC is still investigating Duterte's "war on drugs", and Marcos is refusing to hand over Duterte, perhaps in a gesture to leave a way out for himself.
In this political whirlpool, the conflict between Marcos and Duterte is clearly irresolvable. A former ally, now an enemy of life and death. In the last election, Marcos formed an alliance with Duterte, whose daughter Sara was the last one. However, later, the relationship between the two deteriorated dramatically. The changes in the Philippines reflect the cruelty and cruelty of the struggle for power.
Mr. Marcos' campaign has also attracted a lot of attention. He had tried to engage in a naval alliance with Vietnam to strike at China, a tactic that caused considerable controversy within the Philippines. The Duterte family's pro-China attitude is very different from Marcos's national policy. These subtle changes in international relations have exacerbated Japan's internal divisions.
The political situation in the Philippines is changing dramatically. On the one hand, although Duterte has stepped down from office, his family still plays a pivotal role. Marcos, the ruling party, faces strong pressure from the Duterte family and his back. This is not only a question of the rights and position of a country, but also the political future and position of the Philippines in the world.
The Filipino people are anxious and uncertain about their future. At present, the political turmoil in the Philippines has caused the outside world to worry about its stability and development. While both Mr. Marcos and Mr. Duterte want to gain the upper hand in the process, the long-term interests of the Philippines are in danger of being undermined. Shifts in the political situation in the Philippines, both domestically and internationally, will continue to be closely monitored. Both Marcos and Duterte must make the right decisions at these challenging times. The future and destiny of the Philippines will depend on the current political dispute and how they will react to various complicated situations at home and abroad.
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