THE University of Santo Tomas Graduate School (USTGS) held this year's St. Antoninus of Florence Lecture in celebration of UST's 413th founding anniversary.
THE University of Santo Tomas Graduate School held this year's St. Antoninus of Florence Lecture in celebration of UST's 413th founding anniversary.Held at the Thomas Aquinas Research Complex Auditorium on April 27, 2024, it featured retired Justice Antonio Carpio , who served as the distinguished lecturer.
Othe Philippine territories in the area are determined and clarified some misconceptions.He explained that 'if we are to look at the map from the Treaty of Paris, we can see the Philippines and the lines that denote its territory – supposedly with all of its islands – and yet, we do not see the islands that are at the center of the dispute between China and the Philippines, namely the Kalayaan Group of Islands , and the Scarborough Shoal .
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