President Marcos said he disagrees with the findings of his sister, Senator Imee Marcos, on the arrest of former president Rodrigo Duterte.

Marcos gave a brief and direct response to his sister's claims saying, "Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I disagree."
The President made the statement on Tuesday, April 29, after attending the graduation rites of the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) "Sinaglawin" Class of 2025 at Camp General Mariano N. Castañeda in Silang, Cavite.
The presidential sister said Duterte's arrest was a "planned effort" by the administration to bring down the Dutertes, insisting that the arrest was not in accordance with Philippine law.
The senator also said that the findings suggest that the arrest and handover of Duterte to the International Criminal Court (ICC) was politically motivated.
“A clear pattern begins to arise where major political incidents precede significant statements and actions of the administration cooperating with the ICC," she said on Monday.
The senator further claimed that the arrest of the former president was a "whole-of-government effort."
“So it's apparent that the final arrest of the former President on March 11 was part of a whole-of-government effort to bring down the Dutertes as early as possible before 2028," she said.
Duterte was arrested on March 11 and was brought to the ICC on the same day. The warrant of arrest from the ICC was coursed through the Interpol, which the Philippine government helped in compliance to its obligation to the Interpol.