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How does the Philippine president's son-in-law respond to being involved in drug trafficking?
The Philippines reported on the 8th that Paul Duterte, son of Philippine President Duterte, and his son-in-law, Capio, attended the Senate hearing to investigate the 604kg drug smuggling case that had lasted for several days. Paul told the Senate investigation team that the accusation that he assisted a drug trafficking ship from China was "groundless". Carpio, on the other hand, said that these allegations were just "rumors and gossip", and he never knew about them and never participated in the transportation of illegal drugs. The Philippine Presidential Palace also said on the same day that attending the hearing showed that the two were determined to prove innocence and reiterated that Duterte would not interfere in the Senate investigation.

According to a Manila newspaper, in May this year, China Customs cooperated with the Philippine side to seize 604 kilograms of amphetamine in the suburbs of Metro Manila, with a value of 654.38+68.5 million US dollars. At the Senate investigation hearing a few days ago, the customs broker Takuba, who was suspected of brokering the drugs, said that he paid Davao Group within the customs to facilitate the passage of goods, and Davao Group was associated with Paul and carpio. However, Tacuba later clarified that he had never dealt directly with Paul and carpio.

Malaysia said on the 8 th that Duterte won public support with anti-drug and anti-corruption slogans and entered the Philippine Presidential Palace. His personal image is honest. Nowadays, rumors that sons and son-in-law are involved in drug-related bribery have become the target of intensive attacks by opposition parties. At the hearing, Antonio Trilland and Nice, an opposition senator, claimed that he had received foreign information, saying that Paul was a member of a criminal group in China, and the dragon tattoo on his back was evidence. Paul admitted having tattoos, but denied the charges. Philippine Senator Ejejido also pointed his finger at China on the 8th. He slandered "China deliberately turned a blind eye to drugs entering the Philippines from China" and even smeared China "this is very similar to the situation during the Raven War".