Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro says she and members of the Palace press team were confronted and allegedly harassed by Filipino protesters in Vancouver, Canada, during President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s official visit. According to Castro, videos circulating online show protesters surrounding her and other Palace personnel while demonstrating against the administration. Castro said the protesters asked her to tell Marcos to resign. In her account, when she indicated who she was, a protester shouted that Marcos be told to step down, as the group approached the Palace team. GMA News Online reports Castro denounces the alleged harassment she experienced during the visit, while Inquirer.net reports she addressed the incident publicly and described the protesters’ demand. The sources provide similar descriptions of the confrontation and the protesters’ message, but they do not include details on any injuries, arrests, or whether authorities intervened. The incident remains based on Castro’s statements and publicly shared video footage.