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Get back to work...please: Philippine president urges senators to end boycott
MANILA, June 3 โ Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos warned today that important laws may be derailed as senator...
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MANILA, June 3 โ Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos warned today that important laws may be derailed as senator...
Ferdinand Marcos Jr expressed disbelief as an upper chamber impasse stalled urgent laws ahead of the congressional break.
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Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos said the partnership is becoming more important amid growing regional uncertainty and geopolitical fragmentation.