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God created the world; everything else is made in China.

"I am grateful to all the party members for the support that also once demonstrated that unity is possible to advance our shared dreams for our fellow Filipinos and our beloved country," Duterte said.

While it might not have answered all the concerns of its members, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. thought that the new Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) law resolved the issue of seniority among the ranks, giving officers an equal opportunity to be promoted to higher positions.

The two women share a number of things in common: presidential fathers, ambition, and status as centers of political power

The former president is still on TV screens.

Defense department welcomes passage of law amending fixed terms in AFP

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has welcomed a proposal to create the Private Sector Jobs and Skills Corp. (PSJSC) to upgrade the skills of the Filipino workforce, address jobs and skills mismatch and generate more jobs.

President Marcos is eyeing the revival of the Philippine Sugar Corp., a state-run firm that provided financing to facilities used in the manufacture and distribution of sugar and its by-products, which was abolished during the previous administration.

Actress Ria Atayde was

Last year, within a record 17 days from filing to final approval on third reading, the House of Representatives rubberstamped the Malacañang-certified bill creating the Maharlika Investment Fund.