President Marcos said he is not focused on building a legacy but on strengthening education, calling it the foundation of a successful and competitive society.
In an interview with the Manila Bulletin’s “The Sit Down,” which aired Tuesday, Oct. 7, the President said he does not dwell on how he will be remembered after his term.
“This question of legacy keeps coming up. It’s not something that I think about, quite frankly. Because legacy is when you die, right? I’m not about to die.
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