Bongbong Marcos

president of the Philippines since 2022

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So no, we have not been aggressive at all. We have reached a point where aggression is felt more than in any other country in the region. So I assure you, the aggression doesn’t come from the Philippines,
First of all, it's not surprising at all that the legislators will really do this and ban whatever it is that we feel is influencing our kids to do these terrible things. Now that we have made a response, we have to look at it further to examine really what are the causes... The question that I always ask when we started discussing this and talking to — hindi ito police problem, hindi ito education problem, this is a psychological problem,
I hadn’t really thought about how it would affect the Code of Conduct. But certainly, what happened is going to enter into the discussion,
In my own property, you’re going to tell me what I’m allowed to do and not to do within my own territory? No, we don’t follow that,
In 1986, we were already in the first two phases. In fact, that pool of trained professionals, government, the master's, PhD, professionals, they're still around. They're still around. They're still around, waiting to put their knowledge into practice. So we were never going to do the last phase that you have. We already managed to do the first and the second, and too bad, they stopped it,
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Marcos eyes nuclear energy to diversify PH power source

The Manila Timesmanilatimes.net/2026/10…

Joined by Trade Secretary Cristina Roque and Finance Secretary Frederick Go, among other government officials and private sector representatives, such as Aboitiz Group president and CEO Sabin Aboitiz and Ayala Group’s Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala, the President listened to a discussion by Low Xin Wei, CEO of the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Initiative (SNRSI), on how nuclear energy can be a viable source of power for the Philippines

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