Castro tells Sara Duterte: Spread love, not fake news, not immorality

February 13, 2026 at 09:17 AM

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Castro tells Sara Duterte: Spread love, not fake news, not immorality

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MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro sent an early Valentine’s Day message for Vice President Sara Duterte: “Spread love, not fake news, not immorality. Don’t be a Chucky.” During a briefing on Friday, Castro was asked to comment on Duterte’s “malicious” remark involving her and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. READ: Third impeachment vs Sara

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MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro sent an early Valentine’s Day message for Vice President Sara Duterte: “Spread love, not fake news, not immorality. Don’t be a Chucky.” During a briefing on Friday, Castro was asked to comment on Duterte’s “malicious” remark involving her and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. READ: Third impeachment vs Sara This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro sent an early Valentine’s Day message for Vice President Sara Duterte: “Spread love, not fake news, not immorality. Don’t be a Chucky.” During a briefing on Friday, Castro was asked to comment on Duterte’s “malicious” remark involving her and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. READ: Third impeachment vs Sara

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