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Govt stable amid corruption issue, says military
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Malaya Business Insight
THE Armed Forces yesterday said the country remains stable amid the issue of massive corruption in government, disputing a remark by Vice President Sara Duterte.
The military also vowed to take legal action against a retired Air Force general who said the people have no other recourse but to take up arms amid the corruption controversy.
Trinidad made the remarks in response to a social media post of retired Maj. Gen. Romeo Poquiz who is identified with former President Rodrigo Duterte.
Padilla said the military is “intact, professional and disciplined” despite efforts information efforts to undermine it.
In another post, Barzaga, who was described by Deputy Speaker Ronaldo Puno as “unwell,” said: “We will impeach President Marcos!