UPDATED. 'We’ve assembled a great team,' President Marcos says in response to the rumor that Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno would be replaced by Albay congressman Joey Salceda.
MANILA, Philippines – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has put to rest rumors that he would replace Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno, saying these are nothing but “fake news.”
“I just work nonstop, unceasingly to do my job. And I always think what’s the greatest good for the greatest number –Diokno described his relationship with the President as “very good.” He added that he remained good friends with Salceda.
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