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(NIB photo by Rey Baniquet) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday vowed to sustain the gains of the country's "hard-won" democracy and uphold President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s policies aimed at fostering development. PNP chief Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. made this commitment in his speech at the celebration of the 121st Police Service anniversary in Camp Crame. "On our 121st year, the greater challenge ahead for the police service is to sustain the gains of our hard-won democracy and measure up with the national strategic direction set by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. that aims to secure food and energy sufficiency, inclusive growth, sustainable development, education and public health for the country founded on peace and unity," said Azurin in his opening remarks during the occasion, which was graced by Marcos as guest of honor and speaker. Azurin, the 28th PNP chief and the first under the Marcos administration, said the

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