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‘No constitutional crisis yet amid Sara’s remarks’

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November 25, 2024

While Vice President Sara Duterte's "reckless and dangerous" remarks - along with her "active threats" - against President Marcos may not yet constitute a constitutional crisis, they could still have serious repercussions, Senate President Pro-Tempore Jinggoy Estrada said yesterday.

- CECILLE SUERTE FELIPE

Estrada admitted that the ongoing tension between the country's top leaders could ultimately cause suffering for the Filipino people.

He said he would pray that the two highest elected officials of the land would soon reconcile for the sake of the country.

"There is nothing. I don't see the constitutional crisis," the senator said in Filipino in an interview over dzBB.

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