Marcos: Sara Duterte's alleged China funds pose 'highest-level' national security threat if true

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a national security threat “at the highest level” if proven true.

9 sources11 Oct 2026Updated 9d ago

Marcos: Sara Duterte's alleged China funds pose 'highest-level' national security threat if true

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Marcos: Chinese funds to Sara Duterte, husband a security threat
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GMA News Online / News (PH)Center
Sara Duterte raises concern over Marcos' remark on national security threat
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Marcos: China-linked funds tied to VP Duterte pose top-level threat if true
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Marcos: China ‘funding’ poses a threat, if true
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Marcos on alleged China money to VP Sara: A threat to the highest level
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Marcos alarmed over China ‘funding’ Sara

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Oct 11
Inquirer.net (PH): SINGAPORE — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday warned that allegations involving Chinese funds linked to Vice President Sara Duterte c
Oct 11
GMA News Online / News (PH): President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a
Oct 11
The Manila Times: Marcos on alleged China money to VP Sara: A threat to the highest level
Oct 11
Manila Standard: Marcos alarmed over China ‘funding’ Sara
Oct 11
CNBC: Marcos: Sara Duterte's alleged China funds pose 'highest-level' national security threat if true
Oct 11
Inquirer.net (PH): SINGAPORE — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday warned that allegations that Chinese entities funded a Philippine company linked to Vic
22h ago
CNBC: Marcos: China-linked funds tied to VP Duterte pose top-level threat if true
16h ago
GMA News Online / News (PH): President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s remark that the alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara D