Philippines: We've never agreed to China's Ayungin proposals
Only the President can 'approve or authorize' agreements on the West Philippine Sea, says the Philippines' Department of Foreign Affairs
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Only the President can 'approve or authorize' agreements on the West Philippine Sea, says the Philippines' Department of Foreign Affairs
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Tuesday underscored that no official from the Marcos administration entered into any agreement with the Chinese government regarding Ayungin Shoal.
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'China has been accelerating its media play...now officially claiming that the Philippine government had agreed to supposed deals on how to manage tensions in the West Philippine Sea'
Philippines refuted Beijing's claim that Manila had agreed to a "new model" for dealing with their territorial dispute in the South China Sea