Senate panel invites ex-Pres Duterte as guest in PI public hearing

Senate panel invites ex-President Duterte to PI public hearing

/ 02:10 PM February 02, 2024

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A Senate panel has invited former President Rodrigo Duterte to be among its resource speakers during the second hearing on the controversial people’s initiative for Charter change in Davao City on Friday, February 2, 2024. Photo from the official Facebook page of Rody Duterte

MANILA, Philippines — A Senate panel has invited former President Rodrigo Duterte to be among its resource speakers during the second hearing on the controversial people’s initiative for Charter change.

An official guest list from the Senate panel on electoral reforms and people’s participation showed that Duterte was invited to attend the hearing, which will be conducted in Davao City this Friday, February 2.

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INQUIRER.net sought the committee’s word regarding the response of the former chief executive to its invitation. The panel said: “He did not confirm anything. Wala ring sinabing hindi pupunta,” the panel said.

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(He also did not say if he’s not going.)

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Duterte opposed the people’s initiative, which gathered signatures to support amending the 1987 Constitution.

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He also alleged that First Lady Liza Marcos was behind this people’s initiative along with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s cousin, Speaker Martin Romualdez.

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