Good day. Here are the stories for The Manila Times for Saturday, September 30, 2023.
Today's episode is brought to you by Wilcon Depot, The Philippines' leading home improvement and construction supplies retailer—your Trusted Building Partner.READ: Marcos vows: PH will defend bordersTHE Philippines is not looking for a fight with China, but it will defend its borders against aggression, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday.
READ: Obiena's turn to try to bag elusive Asian Games goldPOLE vaulter Ernest John 'EJ' Obiena will try today, September 30, to bag a gold medal that continues to elude the Philippines at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China. The pole vault competition starts at 7:05 p.m. at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium. Obiena, who is ranked second in the world, is expected to have the edge over his Asian rivals.
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Marcos rejects proposal to cut rice import tariffsPresident Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday bucked the proposal to temporarily implement rice tariff reduction in a bid to address the surge of rice prices in the market. “We decided with the agriculture and economic managers that … it was not the right time to lower the tariff rates because the
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Marcos, Macron discussed WPS issues in phone conversation —PalacePresident Marcos and French President Macron discuss territorial and security issues in the West Philippine Sea during a phone conversation.
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Senate, House approve Marcos admin’s priority bills before month-long breakTHE Senate approved a total of 18 proposed measures including five which were included in President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s list of priority bills during the...
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Marcos says Philippines not a ‘damaged culture’President Marcos rejected the notion that the Philippines has a “damaged culture,” a phrase used to describe the country notably in an article published by The Atlantic in 1987.
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