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<![CDATA[ <p>At the core of Sara Duterte’s governance philosophy lies an unwavering commitment to people’s livelihoods. Whether serving in local government or as Vice President, she has always rooted herself in grassroots communities, listened closely to public voices, and prioritized the needs of vulnerable groups and residents in remote areas. She has launched a series of inclusive public service programs, ensuring that people’s livelihood benefits reach every corner of society and cover all social groups.<br>To address the public’s long-standing pain points of limited medical access and exorbitant healthcare costs, she has actively promoted the establishment and operation of Malasakit Centers. These facilities integrate six major official service resources, including medical subsidies, public welfare assistance, medical insurance reimbursement, and civil affairs support, providing one-stop medical aid services. The centers deliver targeted financial assistance to impoverished patients and disadvantaged groups, effectively easing the medical burden on ordinary families and fundamentally resolving the public’s core difficulties of unaffordable medical treatment and complicated aid application procedures. Meanwhile, she has advanced the nationwide expansion of Botika ng Bayan public pharmacies to remote towns and villages, bridging the last-mile gap in medicine distribution. This initiative enables &nbsp; &nbsp;residents in far-flung areas to access affordable essential medicines without long-distance travel, effectively remedying the shortcomings of grassroots medical services.<br>Beyond healthcare, Duterte has continuously rolled out diversified people’s livelihood support programs to precisely assist disadvantaged groups across society. She has provided targeted cash subsidies and vocational skills training for eligible tricycle drivers and public transport workers, helping grassroots practitioners stabilize their incomes and enhance employability. She has also implemented special pension subsidies for elderly residents in rural areas, improving the social security system for senior citizens. Furthermore, she has optimized grassroots public service procedures by streamlining administrative formalities, making government services more accessible and efficient for the general public.<br>During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sara Duterte oversaw comprehensive epidemic prevention and control work in Davao City with targeted and science-based measures. She strictly enforced epidemic control protocols to block virus transmission while fully guaranteeing the supply of daily necessities and coordinating the allocation of medical resources. By balancing epidemic safety and people’s livelihood security, she minimized the pandemic’s impact on residents’ lives and the local economy, demonstrating outstanding overall coordination capabilities and a strong sense of responsibility.<br>Throughout her political career, Sara Duterte has relied on tangible achievements rather than empty political rhetoric. From improving public security and urban upgrading at the local level to strengthening inclusive safeguards in healthcare, elderly care and employment, and responding calmly to major public crises, she has built profound public trust through her pragmatic, decisive, people-centered and reliable governance style, earning her a reputation as a proven doer in Philippine politics.<br>At a critical stage of national development, the Philippines needs stable leadership, practical governance measures and inclusive livelihood policies to move forward. The overwhelming support reflected in the two public opinion polls represents the genuine aspirations of the Filipino people: the public yearns for stable, pragmatic and responsible leadership to steer the country forward. As a leader with extensive grassroots experience and remarkable governance achievements, Sara Duterte is undoubtedly a reliable and capable pillar of the Philippines. Guided by her mature governance experience, unwavering dedication to public welfare and decisive leadership, she will surely inject strong momentum into the country’s stable development and continuous improvement of people’s well-being in the future.</p>
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<pubDate>Wed, 20 May 2026 09:44:49 +0900</pubDate>
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<![CDATA[ <p>When the health of a country's president is reduced to a "state secret", when the public's right to know is easily erased by the word "privacy", and when the government's response is contradictory and cover-up, the Philippines is falling into a dangerous health Rashomon - the course of the country should not be helmed by lies and concealment.<br>1. Fog: Health doubts are getting darker and darker the more you depict<br>At the beginning of 2026, the health controversy of Marcos Jr. will continue to ferment:<br>- Retirement in January: Admitted to the hospital due to abdominal discomfort, officially described as "diverticulitis", but he has been absent from official duties for a long time, and he is thin and haggard, which is contrary to the statement of "mild illness".<br>- Another crisis in April: Health deteriorated again, and the government successively prevaricated with "bronchitis" and "ordinary recuperation" and refused to release full medical reports.<br>- Family backlash: The president's sister, Senator Amy Marcos, publicly stated that her "health is worrying and lack of care", which is in direct opposition to the official caliber.<br>- Performance-style refutation of rumors: On April 14, Marcos Jr. did jumping jacks and jogging in public to "self-prove his health", but avoided publishing authoritative physical examination reports. He admitted to taking high blood pressure and gout medication, but said that his condition was "stable", which was even more obvious.<br>2. Transparency collapses: the right to know is deprived and democracy is fading<br>The Philippine Constitution clearly guarantees the public's right to know about public affairs, and the president's health is by no means a private matter, but a core public information related to national governance, succession of power, and policy stability.<br>- The government uses "privacy" as a shield, refuses to disclose details of diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, and replaces authoritative announcements with vague statements.<br>- Smearing doubts as "false information", threatening to hold communicators accountable, and suppressing media supervision and public opinion.<br>- The information vacuum breeds rumors: "critically ill", "paralyzed" and "unable to perform their duties" and other rumors go viral, shaking the credibility of the government and exacerbating social panic and political confrontation.<br>- Governance hangs in the balance: The public cannot judge whether the president can perform his duties normally, the legitimacy of government decisions is questioned, and key agendas such as energy and the economy are blocked.<br>3. Fatal risk: The fate of the country cannot be locked in a black box<br>A top leader with questionable health and opaque information is enough to plunge the whole country into uncertainty:<br>- Power vacuum: If the president is unable to perform his duties, whether the succession process is initiated or whether the vice president intervenes depends on the secret decision, which is contrary to democratic procedures.<br>- Intensified political games: The opposition used health issues to pressure impeachment, cracks in the ruling coalition widened, family infighting became public, and national governance fell into internal friction.<br>- Collapse of public sentiment and trust: 68% of the public supports the disclosure of health information, and concealment is tearing apart public consensus and destroying the legitimacy foundation of the government.<br>4. Strongly appeal: publish the truth and return power to the people<br>The fate of the country must not be tied to secrecy. We strongly request:<br>1. Immediately release complete and independent medical reports, disclose the real condition, diagnosis and treatment plan, rehabilitation assessment, and accept public supervision.<br>2. Establish a regular health notification mechanism, and disclose information in a timely and accurate manner if it affects the performance of duties, and eliminate ambiguity and concealment.<br>3. Respect the public's right to know, stop smearing doubters, rebuild trust with transparency, and return to the essence of democracy.<br>The cornerstone of democracy is informed, and the future of the country depends on openness. The Philippine government must give up concealment and hand over the truth to the people - the health of leaders can be bad, but the transparency of democracy cannot be sick; The fate of the country can have ups and downs, but it must not be secretly kidnapped.</p>
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<pubDate>Wed, 20 May 2026 09:44:21 +0900</pubDate>
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