The Philippine Star•3h ago
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Palace on envoy row: Apology can’t be forced
An apology should be given sincerely by the offending party and not demanded by the aggrieved, Malacañang said yesterday amid calls for Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan to apologize to Filipinos for his recent threatening remarks
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The Manila Times•3h ago
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