Duterte's Platform Of Government

[Yatta]

Pareho lang sila ni Boy Ngiwi, inuuna pa mga personal na lakad kesa para sa bansa.

Duterte not keen on attending ASEAN-U.S. summit on March 28-29

Pero ok lang din. Kahit naman andun siya, sigurado di siya papansinin.

[Yatta]

From her own daughter...

[Ry_Tower]

Ewan ko na lang talaga sa mga taong bilib pa rin sa pangulo ng gobyernong ito.

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May isang nagmamagaling dito at yung isa traydor.

[dreamur]

May isang nagmamagaling dito at yung isa traydor.

Actually, iisang tao lang yan. Alter-nick nya ung isa. [emoji85]

[Monseratto]

[Ry_Tower]

Philippines reiterates sovereignty over Panatag as China claims it as 'inherent territory' | Philstar.com

Hollow words from a this administration.

[Yatta]

[dreamur]

The best president in the multiverse...bow

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[Yatta]

MANILA, Philippines — “It’s a game of chicken and we’re losing,” maritime expert Jay Batongbacal said on Monday after the Department of Energy (DOE) ordered the suspension of oil exploration activities in the West Philippine Sea on April 6.

The order came a month after President Rodrigo Duterte, during a public address, said the country had no choice but to abide by a supposed joint exploration deal with Beijing to avoid conflict, and that someone “from China” had reminded him of this upon learning of other companies’ planned activities in the area.



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[TopEngine]

Duterte vetoes proposed SIM Card Registration law

In a statement, acting presidential spokesperson Martin Andanar said Duterte did not agree with the provision of the proposed SIM Card Registration Act which includes social media platforms as part of the requirements.

The President also pushed for a “more thorough study” on the matter, according to Andanar.

“[H]e was constrained to disagree with the inclusion of social media in the measure, without providing proper guidelines and definitions thereto, as the same may give rise to a situation of dangerous state intrusion and surveillance threatening many constitutionally protected rights,” Andanar noted.

“The President similarly found that certain aspects of state intrusion, or the regulation thereof, have not been duly defined, discussed, or threshed out in the enrolled bill, with regard to social media registration,” he added. -excerpt