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Marcos: Chinese warships in Scarborough Shoal 'worrisome' - Vimarsana News

Marcos: Chinese warships in Scarborough Shoal 'worrisome'

MANILA, Philippines: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday said that the reported presence of Chinese warships and a helicopter near Bajo de Masinloc (Scarborough Shoal) is 'worrisome,' as he reiterated that the Philippines will continue to fight for its sovereignty.

Chinese warships in Scarborough Shoal worrisome - Marcos - Vimarsana News

Chinese warships in Scarborough Shoal worrisome - Marcos

MANILA, Philippines: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday said that the reported presence of Chinese warships and a helicopter near Bajo de Masinloc (Scarborough Shoal) is 'worrisome,' but the Philippines will continue to defend its maritime territory.

Marcos leaves for Australia to address Parliament - Vimarsana News

Marcos leaves for Australia to address Parliament

MANILA, Philippines: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday left Manila for a 'guest of government' visit to Australia, on the invitation of Canberra Governor General David Hurley.

Marcos to Quiboloy: Face probe | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Marcos to Quiboloy: Face probe | The Manila Times

MANILA, Philippines: No one is out to assassinate Kingdom of Jesus Christ leader Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Wednesday, as he denied the former's claim that there is a kill plot against him.

The Philippines' President Wants to Amend the Constitution Next Year: What to Know - Vimarsana News

The Philippines' President Wants to Amend the Constitution Next Year: What to Know

President Marcos Jr.’s plan to change the Philippine charter to foster more foreign investment has drawn concerns harking back to his dictator father.

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