As the political landscape in the Philippines heats up, speculation is rife about former President Rodrigo Duterte’s support for his daughter, Sara Duterte, in her potential bid for the presidency.
Sara Duterte, currently serving as Vice President, has been a prominent figure in Philippine politics, often seen as the heir to her father’s political legacy1. Her recent announcement of a campaign bid for the next election has sparked discussions about her political future2.
Recent surveys show Sara Duterte as a top contender for the 2028 presidential race, indicating significant public support for her candidacy1. This positions her as a formidable force in the upcoming political contest.
Rodrigo Duterte has not publicly endorsed any candidate for the next presidential election. However, his previous statements and actions have often been interpreted as paving the way for Sara’s political ascent3.
Sara Duterte’s strong performance in surveys and her established political base suggest that she has the support needed to mount a serious presidential campaign1. The question remains whether her father’s influence will play a decisive role.
As the Philippines approaches another election cycle, the Duterte family’s political saga continues to unfold. While Rodrigo Duterte’s explicit support for Sara’s presidential bid remains unconfirmed, the political undercurrents suggest a complex interplay of familial ties and national politics.
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