In response to calls for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s resignation, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said that some Filipinos will never be satisfied with the current administration and will always take note of its negative aspects.

In a press briefing at Malacañang on Wednesday, Castro pointed out that the Office of the Ombudsman acted on evidence found against Marcos’ own cousin, former House Speaker Martin Romualdez, who is now detained in the Quezon City Jail – Male Dormitory.

“Ang Pangulo po ay nakikita natin kung ano po ang ginagawang mga aksyon sa tulong ng ibang mga ahensya, kung saan nagkakaroon ng mabilisang pagsasampa ng mga kaso matapos na aralin ang mga ebidensya. Ito naman po ay naisasampa,” she told reporters.

“Ano pa po ba ang nais ng mga taong ito? Wala na yata itong satisfaction. Pero still, ‘yan po ang lagi nilang sinasabi, at sabi nga natin, may mga taong wala nang nakita kundi negatibo sa gobyerno. At hindi natin sila mapipigilan, kung ‘yan ang kanilang mithiin sa kanilang buhay,” she added.

The political alliance Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) has been urging Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte to resign and has argued that their call is not unconstitutional.