Malacañang
Malacañang has approved Vice President Sara Duterte's rescheduled foreign travel from May 2 to 15, covering the Netherlands, South Korea, Belgium, Germany, and the United Kingdom. This follows her earlier April approval for a similar itinerary starting April 23, which she postponed amid uncertainty, and comes days after the House justice committee found probable cause on her impeachment.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s trust in the Armed Forces of the Philippines remains intact despite the National Bureau of Investigation raising the possibility that a soldier was the hitman allegedly hired by Vice President Sara Duterte to kill him. Malacañang said the NBI should be allowed to continue its probe. This comes as the House justice committee found probable cause for Duterte’s impeachment on Wednesday.
Malacañang has stated that any change in House leadership, amid rumors of Speaker Faustino Dy III's replacement, is solely for the House of Representatives to decide. Presidential Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro emphasized that the matter is not in the President's hands. Meanwhile, a regional alliance has voiced strong support for Dy.