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‘China-backed politicians’ warned: Don’t sell out Philippines to stay in power (opens the original)
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MANILA – Malacañang on Wednesday warned politicians allegedly receiving support from China to push propaganda undermining the Philippines’ claims in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) against selling out the country just to remain in office. The warning came after Defense Secretary Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro Jr. told lawmakers that some elected officials may be receiving support from China to spread propaganda challenging the country’s claims in the contested waters. Palace Press Officer Claire Castro s
Philippine State Palace backs defence secretary’s call for pro-China officials to quit (opens the original)
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MANILA – Malacañang on Monday supported Defense Secretary Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro Jr.’s call for government officials who side with China on issues involving the West Philippine Sea (WPS) to consider resigning from their posts. At a press briefing, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro endorsed Teodoro’s remarks, saying the Marcos administration sees nothing wrong with his position. “We don’t see anything wrong with it. The President and the administration see nothing wrong with what Secretary Gibo
Philippine government seeks stakeholder input on scrapping energy charges (opens the original)
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MANILA – The Palace is open to consultations with stakeholders regarding the proposed removal of system loss charges from consumers’ electricity bills. This comes after power providers raised concerns over who would shoulder the cost of system loss, the electrical energy generated but not delivered to customers, if the charge is removed. They emphasized that the losses are neither the fault of industry players nor consumers. “It is really better for all stakeholders who have similar concerns to
Philippine President Marcos, US state secretary Rubio reaffirm ties, tackle Pax Silica initiative (opens the original)
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MANILA – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday reaffirmed the strong bilateral ties between the two countries and discussed the U.S.-led initiative Pax Silica. Marcos and Rubio met in a courtesy call at Malacañang during the latter’s visit to Manila for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) Foreign Ministers’ Meeting. “This is a country that has deep ties to the United States, and we have a partnership that has gone strong,” Rub
Philippine President Marcos summons Chinese envoy to State Palace (opens the original)
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MANILA – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has summoned Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan to Malacañang on Tuesday afternoon following a reported assault by Chinese Coast Guard personnel on a Philippine Navy officer at Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal and a video depicting Filipinos as monkeys. Marcos and Jing are set to meet at 5 p.m., Palace Press Officer Claire Castro told reporters in a Viber message. Castro did not disclose the specific agenda of the meeting. At an earlier press bri
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