Before going to Malacanang, Marcos attended mass at the San Miguel Parish Church inside the Palace compound. The mass was officiated by Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula.
Force at Haribon Hangar in Clark Air Base in Mabalacat City, Pampanga, emphasizing the importance of military preparedness.President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. beams as he addresses guests during the 75th Founding Anniversary of the Philippine Air Force at AirForce City in Clark, Pampanga on Friday.
Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio also attended the mass, as did other Cabinet secretaries and officials.• The President has chosen Bahay Pangarap as his official residence, Ambassador to the United States Jose Manuel Romualdez said. “From what I’ve told, the First Family will be staying in the Pangarap which is on the other side of the Palace” Romualdez, a relative of the new president, told CNN Philippines.
To defend Filipinos, the President said the country’s airmen must be equipped with “more state-of-the-art fighter planes and armed with more firepower.” The Chief Executive then signs the pledge board together with Air Force Chief Maj. Gen. Anthony Canlas Sr.
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