Philippines Says Probe to Go Ahead
Philippines' VP Sara Duterte a No-Show for Questioning Over Marcos Threat
MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte failed to appear on Wednesday for questioning over a purported threat to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, choosing instead to send a letter denying an allegation she made a "grave threat" to his life.
Philippines Says Probe to Go Ahead as Duterte Skips Questioning
The Philippines’ National Bureau of Investigation will proceed with probing Vice President Sara Duterte’s apparent threat to have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assassinated if she’s killed after she failed to appear for questioning for a second time on Wednesday.
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