Philippines, Sara Duterte and Ferdinand Marcos

Philippines' Marcos drops estranged VP Duterte from security council
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte will no longer sit on the National Security Council after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed an order removing her office from the agency, following a bitter split between the two former allies last year.
Marcos drops Dutertes from key Philippine security body
The move comes more than a month after the vice president allegedly threatened to kill her former political ally.
Philippines’ Marcos drops estranged V-P Sara Duterte from security council
MANILA - Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte will no longer sit on the National Security Council after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr signed an order removing her office from the agency, following a bitter split between the two former allies in 2024.
Month after ‘assassination plot’, Philippines President removes VP from security council
The move also removes former presidents from the council as part of an effort to 'reorganize and streamline' its membership.
Marcos removes VP, past presidents from National Security Council
Under EO 81, two Dutertes are no longer members of the NSC – Vice President Sara Duterte and her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte
President Marcos reorganizes NSC, drops VP, ex-presidents
The vice president and past presidents of the country are no longer part of the National Security Council, under a new executive order issued by President Marcos to ensure that the NSC could “adapt to evolving challenges.
Marcos Removes VP Duterte From Philippines Security Council
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has removed Vice President Sara Duterte from the National Security Council, according to an executive order released Friday, a month after she allegedly plotted to kill him.
Marcos drops VP Duterte, former presidents in NSC revamp
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has removed Vice President Sara Duterte from the National Security Council (NSC), further diminishing if not totally eclipsing her role in his administration following a bitter rift between the two former allies.
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