Allegations of impeachment against President Marcos over a flood fund scandal lack formal complaint and are dismissed by the Palace.

Allegations of an impending impeachment against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. over a flood control fund scandal have surfaced, with House lawmaker Edgar Erice confirming he was approached to endorse the move but declined due to impartiality. The Palace dismissed the claims as unsubstantiated, calling them political speculation without factual basis. A Supreme Court ruling now requires impeachment cases to first be reviewed by the Committee on Justice, and no formal complaint has been filed. Meanwhile, a separate bar on impeaching Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio expires in February. The administration maintains its focus on national interest and constitutional processes.