Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte announces he is backing out of an announced plan to run for vice president in next year’s elections and will retire from politics after his term ends
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte attends the ASEAN Plus Three Summit in Singapore, November 15, 2018.
"The overwhelming... sentiment of the Filipinos is that I am not qualified and it would be a violation of the constitution to circumvent the law, the spirit of the constitution" to run for the vice presidency, Duterte said on Saturday. Philippine presidents are limited by the constitution to a single six-year term and opponents had said they would question the legality of Duterte’s announced vice presidential run before the Supreme Court.Surprise presidential candidate?
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