Marcos' Davao Visit Underscores Fair Governance, Palace Says
President Marcos' visit to Davao was aimed at demonstrating fair governance, not boosting his ratings, according to a Palace official. The President's engagements are based on need, not popularity, and he visits areas requiring assistance without favoritism.
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