Vice President Sara Duterte officially declared her bid for the presidency in 2028, effectively ending years of “will-she-won’t-she” suspense and setting the stage for what may be the most volatile election in Philippine history.
But as the dust settles on her announcement, all eyes aren’t just on the Vice President; they are on the woman who stood by her even as the UniTeam alliance crumbled: Senator Imee Marcos.
Senator Imee has masterfully navigated the rift, often acting as the “bridge” or the “loyal rebel.” By backing Sara Duterte’s 2028 bid just hours after the announcement, Imee has signaled a clear preference: loyalty to the Duterte alliance over the “Bagong Pilipinas” banner of her own brother.
In an interview with Sen. Imee, the possible tandem of her and Sara was suggested by Senator Robin Padilla. Here is her reaction:
Whether this duo can successfully navigate the next two years of litigation and “demolition jobs” remains to be seen. One thing is certain: the 2028 race isn’t just about platforms—it’s about survival.
(Photo source: CTTO)
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