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Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte’s recent appearance at a rally in support of televangelist Apollo Quiboloy, which had some guests demanding the resignation of President Marcos, sparked speculation about her stance on the current administration.
Organizers reportedly invited the younger Duterte to speak onstage, but she declined. Former Biliran Rep. Glenn Chong, meanwhile, addressed the crowd. Chong went further, suggesting that Marcos should not return to the Philippines after his European trip. On Monday, March 11, the vice president released a statement defending Quiboloy. She criticized the hearings for seemingly presuming his guilt based solely on allegations from witnesses whose credibility she questioned.
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