Vice Pres. Sara Duterte Reminds Pinoys of “Bad Habits” during Elections
SARA DUTERTE – The Vice President reminded the Filipinos of the alleged “bad habits” in voting during elections.
Vice Pres. Duterte is now back in the Philippines after a three-week stay at The Hague where she finalized the legal team of former Pres. Rodrigo Roa Duterte for his legal battle before the International Criminal Court (ICC). She already met with the lawyers of her impeachment trial.
According to Vice Pres. Duterte, her lawyers are “more than confident” to win the impeachment trial. She was impeached by the House of Representatives last February 5 amid the several issues against her like the spending of the Confidential Funds of her offices.
Vice Pres. Sara Duterte also endorsed Senator Imee Marcos through the viral “ITIM” campaign ad. Aside from the Senator, she is endorsing Las Piñas Representative Camille Villar, the daughter of business tycoon Manny Villar, and the PDP-Laban bets.
According to Vice Pres. Duterte, her senatorial bets share a common vision of a “peaceful and prosperous Philippines”. Recently, the Vice President joined the campaign sorties held in Tondo and in Quiapo. Based on a report on GMA News, at the event, she reminded the Filipino voters of our alleged “bad habits”.
Vice Pres. Sara Duterte claimed that she is not a candidate in this year’s elections and what she does is remind the Filipinos to change their alleged wrong behavior in choosing the leaders of the country. She first cited the Filipinos’ alleged behavior of choosing people coming from big political families.
“Pangalawa, iyong pagbibigay natin ang ating pagkatao para sa pera at para sa pagbili ng boto. At pangatlo, iyong hindi na natin tinatanong dahil kung sino lang ‘yung naaalala natin na napasaya tayo, napatawa tayo, sumayaw at kumanta noong kampanya, iyon lang ‘yung naaalala natin,” the Vice President said.
Based on the report, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte also emphasized that now that the elections is drawing near, the people are talking about the P20 per kilo rice sale announced by the government. She stressed that the real change in the country starts with the voters.
“Dapat baguhin natin iyong ugali natin sa pagboto para meron tayong nakikita na mga bagong leaders at mayroon tayong nakikita na pagbabago sa ating bayan,” she said.
Amid the campaign period for the 2025 Midterm Elections, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte called on the public not to vote for the candidates of Pres. Bongbong Marcos. The Chief Executive backs the senatorial bets of the Alyansa Para Sa Pagbabago.