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Julie M. Aurelio

Makati City, Philippines

Newspaper reporter covering Philippine politics and governance. https://t.co/XgR7dHr3xf

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  • 3 days ago | globalnation.inquirer.net | Julie M. Aurelio

    MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong vowed to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investments, renewable energy, climate change, humanitarian assistance and digital leadership, among others, as part of efforts to ensure stability in Southeast Asia. The two leaders made the commitment on the first day of Wong’s official two-day visit to Manila on Wednesday.

  • 4 days ago | plus.inquirer.net | Julie M. Aurelio

    President Marcos and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong vowed to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investments, renewable energy, climate change, humanitarian assistance and digital leadership, among others, as part of efforts to ensure stability in Southeast Asia. The two leaders made the commitment on the first day of Wong’s official two-day visit to Manila on Wednesday.

  • 1 week ago | newsinfo.inquirer.net | Julie M. Aurelio

    Patrons of Filipino arts, culture and heritage—and those who support homegrown talent—are in for a special treat as the country marks the 127th anniversary of its declaration of independence. First lady Liza Araneta Marcos will spearhead an exhibit, dubbed “Likha 4,” that will showcase the Philippines’ best handmade crafts and textiles as part of this year’s Independence Day celebration.

  • 1 week ago | plus.inquirer.net | Julie M. Aurelio

    Patrons of Filipino arts, culture and heritage—and those who support homegrown talent—are in for a special treat as the country marks the 127th anniversary of its declaration of independence. First lady Liza Araneta Marcos will spearhead an exhibit, dubbed “Likha 4,” that will showcase the Philippines’ best handmade crafts and textiles as part of this year’s Independence Day celebration.

  • 1 week ago | newsinfo.inquirer.net | Julie M. Aurelio

    President Marcos has appointed two women to his Cabinet—Solicitor General Darlene Marie Berberabe and Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) Chair Shirley Agrupis—and retained the Remulla brothers as well as Defense Secretary Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro Jr. in his official family. Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin announced the latest movements in the Cabinet in a Palace press briefing on Thursday.

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