BBM won't allow destabilizers during his watch
The Philippine Star|May 17, 2024
With rumors of an ouster plot swirling, President Marcos yesterday vowed not to allow any move to destabilize the government as he called on the military to remain loyal to the country.
ALEXIS ROMERO

Speaking during his visit to Camp Evangelista in Cagayan de Oro City, Marcos emphasized that the government's focus is on developing the countryside and fighting insurgency.

"We will also not allow agents within the country to destabilize our government and create division within our nation," the President said.

"I urge all of you to continue to (demonstrate) your loyalty, patriotism and service to your country. And let that love of country remain as your compass in your duty to our country and to our people," he added.

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