President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. does not believe that there were people in government who undermined political science professor Clarita Carlos during her stint as his National Security Adviser (NSA). READ:
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. does not believe that there were people in government who undermined political science professor Clarita Carlos during her stint as his National Security Adviser .Marcos said this after Carlos told One News that critics who wanted her out in government had been trying to besmirch her reputation “since Day 1” .
In an interview with Manila-based reporters here, the President said he did not believe that there who worked to derail her job as NSA. “Her natural habitat is the academe. And so now, she will be in a think tank which is perfect for her,” he added.
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