马科斯可能被弹劾？菲律宾总统府回应

Group 1 - The Philippine presidential palace responded to rumors of potential impeachment of President Marcos, stating that the president is confident in government operations and prepared to handle any political situation [1] - Presidential spokesperson Castro indicated that the impeachment movement appears to be politically motivated rather than based on substantial allegations, mentioning that certain political supporters have contacted a congressman regarding impeachment [3] - Castro denied accusations against Marcos of "betraying public trust," particularly concerning the signing of the 2025 General Appropriations Bill, asserting that the president respects the constitution and has initiated investigations into alleged violations [3][4] Group 2 - Congressman Edgar Erice reported that leaders from various groups have approached him to support the impeachment of Marcos, citing "betrayal of public trust" as a constitutional basis for impeachment [4] - Castro characterized the impeachment discussions as unverified statements allegedly originating from supporters of a certain politician [4]