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BBM at 65: A look back at Marcos first 2 months in office

Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. became the country's 17th president after getting over 31 million votes, which represented an overwhelming majority in the May 2022 polls. President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. (Noel Pabalate / Manila Bulletin) His victory was history coming full circle as i

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Anti-narcotics drive focuses on rehabilitation: PBBM

Anti-narcotics drive focuses on rehabilitation: PBBM
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PBBM extends state of calamity until yearend

PBBM extends state of calamity until yearend
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Birthday greetings, wishes pour in as Marcos turns 65

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (Photo from BBM Facebook page) MANILA - Government officials joined scores of supporters across the country in greeting President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. a happy birthday on Tuesday. Among them was Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles who took her greeting to Facebook, wishing the President good health. "Sa ating butihin at mapagmahal na Pangulong Bongbong Marcos, isang maligaya at makabuluhang ika-65 na kaarawan po sa inyo! Hangad po namin ang inyong mabuting kalusugan upang patuloy ninyong magampanan ang ating tungkulin sa bansa at sa milyon-milyong mga Pilipino (To our good and loving President Bongbong Marcos, a happy and meaningful 65th birthday to you! We wish you good health so that you can continue to fulfill our duty to the country and to millions of Filipinos)," she said. Cruz-Angeles assured the President that she would stand by his efforts to improve the lives of every Filipino and the living condition of the nation.

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Anti-narcotics drive focuses on rehabilitation: PBBM

(File photo) MANILA - The current administration is taking a new approach when it comes to handling the rampant narcotics trade, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said, emphasizing the need to focus on the treatment and rehabilitation of drug users. "The war on drugs will continue but we have to do it in a different way," Marcos said during an exclusive interview with TV host Toni Gonzaga aired on AllTV Channel on Tuesday. Marcos said the drug war was not mentioned in his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered on July 25 because "it is an internal matter." He added that there was already a "working group" tasked to formulate a new policy against the prevalence of illegal drug trade in the country. "They knew about the war on drugs. We are looking more in the upstream, upstream of the problem, the prevention," Marcos said. "So, all of that. And those who are already involved o naadik na (or drug addict), we shoul

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