MANILA - Malacañang disagreed Thursday with Vice President Leni Robredo over supposed lapses in the government's pandemic response strategy after the opposition leader suggested ways to rescue the eco
MANILA - Malacañang disagreed Thursday with Vice President Leni Robredo over supposed lapses in the government's pandemic response strategy after the opposition leader suggested ways to rescue the economy.
"Pero ang Presidente, hindi naman pinupulaan si VP Leni. Kinilala niya ang mga tulong na ginawa ni VP Leni. Ang pakiusap lang po ni Presidente, magkaisa sa panahon ng pandemya. Isantabi muna ang pulitika," Roque said. She also emphasized the importance of providing clarity and transparency on the government's pandemic response.
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