The spokesperson of presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos declined to respond to the question about a standing court order for Bongbong Marcos in the United States.
“Next question,” Atty. Vic Rodriguez said when asked if Marcos had found a way to face the contempt order after a US official said that its government was willing to work with the next president “on key human rights and regional priorities.”
The question comes following the statement of the U.S. that it is ready to work with the next president of the Philippines.
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Marcos is currently leading the partial and unofficial count of the May 9 polls with over 31 million votes.
Marcos is facing a contempt order over his refusal to cooperate with the District Court of Hawaii, which in 1995 ordered the Marcos family to pay $2 billion of plundered wealth.
