Duterte explains Marcos burial: He was a president and a soldier
Duterte explains Marcos burial: He was a president and a soldier
The gatherings challenging the entombment of previous President Ferdinand Marcos at the Libingan ng mga Bayani ought to consider two things: Was Marcos a president? Is it safe to say that he was a trooper?"
President Rodrigo Duterte brought up those issues on Wednesday amid his discourse on his entry Wednesday night at the Davao City Universal Air terminal from his outing to Peru and New Zealand.
"I will happily and be upbeat even to venture down and surrender my post in the event that you can reply in the negative," Duterte said. "Was the late Ferdinand Marcos a president? Also, would he say he was an officer?"
"Don't bother about a saint," he included, expelling claims that Marcos was made a legend by his entombment at the Libingan ng mga Bayani, which houses the graves of previous presidents and warriors.
The entombment, which was depicted by Marcos rivals as "subtle" and "stealthy," pushed through on November 18. People in general did not know about the arrangement and was just educated about it two or three hours before the real occasion.
In Peru, Duterte went to the APEC Financial Pioneers' Meeting on Nov. 19 and 20. In New Zealand, he made a brief stopover on Nov. 22 in Auckland to meet with Outside Pastor Murray McCully and the Filipino people group there.
President Rodrigo Duterte brought up those issues on Wednesday amid his discourse on his entry Wednesday night at the Davao City Universal Air terminal from his outing to Peru and New Zealand.
"I will happily and be upbeat even to venture down and surrender my post in the event that you can reply in the negative," Duterte said. "Was the late Ferdinand Marcos a president? Also, would he say he was an officer?"
"Don't bother about a saint," he included, expelling claims that Marcos was made a legend by his entombment at the Libingan ng mga Bayani, which houses the graves of previous presidents and warriors.
The entombment, which was depicted by Marcos rivals as "subtle" and "stealthy," pushed through on November 18. People in general did not know about the arrangement and was just educated about it two or three hours before the real occasion.
In Peru, Duterte went to the APEC Financial Pioneers' Meeting on Nov. 19 and 20. In New Zealand, he made a brief stopover on Nov. 22 in Auckland to meet with Outside Pastor Murray McCully and the Filipino people group there.
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Duterte explains Marcos burial: He was a president and a soldier
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