“Siya ‘yung mag-hold ng (she will hold) different agencies accountable, to present a different way of viewing things,” Atienza said. “What is important is that law enforces and those in fault should know that the VP is monitoring them,” Atienza said. MeetingsRobredo on Monday met with United Nations (UN) representatives and anti-drug groups to discuss her plan to rebrand the administration’s anti-narcotics campaign. She met with officials of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime on Monday morning, according to Boyet Dy of the Office of the Vice President. The vice president said the group aims to have a set of concrete proposals, including community-based approaches that will address the drug problems.

Source: Manila Times November 11, 2019 16:24 UTC