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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he opposes allowing senators to participate and vote in sessions through teleconferencing.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is not in favor of amending Senate rules to allow lawmakers to cast their votes online. Read more: https://www.sunstar.com.ph/manila/marcos-not-in-favor-of-remote-voting-for

No plan to replace DILG chief Remulla

WATCH: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. addresses the allegations of Senator Imee Marcos that he is supposedly plotting a no-elections scenario through charter change. Marcos also gives a reminder to his sister in response to questions of the Philippine med

Rappler. . Marcos opposed to proposed online voting in Senate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. opposes the proposal to allow senators to vote online. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/marcos-opposed-senate-online-voting-proposal/

Marcos hints at possible new Cabinet appointees

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Japan woos Philippine leader during state visit with arms sales and China in mind

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Japan, Philippines to discuss information sharing pact to ease arms exports

Japan and Philippines agree to elevate ties to new level amid China concerns

Marcos’ Sister Flags Support for Duterte Ahead of Senate Trial

Japan emperor hails ties with Philippines in state banquet for Marcos

Licensable picture: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos are greeted by Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako at the entrance of the Imperial Palace for their state banquet in Tokyo

Japan welcomes Philippines’ Marcos at Imperial Palace

Philippines election set to bring dictator Ferdinand Marcos' family back to power with landslide win for son Bongbong