Palace Defends Marcos' Honorary Law Degree Amidst Criticism
The Presidential Palace defended President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.'s honorary Doctor of Laws degree, clarifying that such awards recognize significant contributions, not traditional academic study. Officials highlighted his efforts in national issues, including defending Philippine interests.
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