Philippine VP duterte Ousted from National Security Council
In a surprising move that underscores a deepening rift between two powerful figures in Philippine politics, President Ferdinand Marcos jr. has removed Vice President Sara Duterte from the National security Council (NSC).
The decision, announced earlier this week, follows a reported deterioration in relations between Marcos and Duterte, who were once considered close allies. The removal comes after a year of escalating tensions between the two offices.
President Marcos justified the reorganization of the NSC, stating, “The reorganisation of the National Security Council (NSC) was needed to ‘ensure that its council members uphold and protect national security and sovereignty.'” This statement highlights the seriousness with which the President views the situation and the importance he places on maintaining national security.
The move has sent shockwaves thru the Philippine political landscape, prompting speculation about the future of the Marcos administration and the potential implications for national policy.Analysts are closely watching for any further fallout from this significant progress.
The removal of Vice President Duterte from the NSC raises questions about the future collaboration between the executive branch’s top two officials. The implications for key policy decisions and national security strategies remain to be seen.
This situation mirrors similar instances of political realignment in other countries, highlighting the complexities of power dynamics within governments. The long-term effects of this decision on Philippine politics and international relations are yet to unfold.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. removed Vice President Sara Duterte from the National Security council (NSC) [[1]].
The decision follows a reported deterioration in relations between Marcos and Duterte, who were once considered close allies. [[1]] Marcos stated that the reorganization was needed “to ensure that its council members uphold and protect national security and sovereignty.” [[1]]
This move has led to speculation about the future of the Marcos administration and potential implications for national policy. [[1]]
This details also appears in result [[2]] which states that Marcos issued an executive order reorganizing the NSC and removing Vice President Sara Duterte as a member on July 10, 2022.
