President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. continued to deflect questions about growing tensions with Vice President Sara Duterte, dodging reporters’ inquiries during
a recent visit to the Libingan ng mga Bayani and in a follow-up on Friday.
“This year’s Undas is even more meaningful because of your presence, and especially because we feel the love you have for my father and the way you remember him,” he said. VP Duterte’s tirades against her former running mate shocked the nation as she called President Marcos the reason why the Philippines is on the “road to hell.”
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