The legal and political storm in the Philippines has ignited strong reactions from Filipino community leaders in NSW, with some calling for greater accountability and urging leaders to prioritise the welfare of the nation over personal and political rivalries.
Key Points
- Officials and members of Philippine Community Council of NSW have expressed deep concern and disappointment over the escalating political turmoil in the Philippines.
- Filipino-Australian business leaders also shared their perspective, saying the dispute has yet to significantly affect the country’s economic fundamentals.
- On Monday, a House party-list representative backed a civilian-initiated impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte, despite President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s appeal to avoid pursuing the ouster amid their strained political alliance.
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