The Philippine Star•2h ago
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Marcos does not want Chinese ambassador expelled, says Palace
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has not signaled any intent to declare China’s ambassador persona non grata, the Palace said on Monday, October 19, though the Chinese diplomat today has been officially summoned by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
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