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Tinanggap na ni dating Pangulong Fidel Ramos nitong Sabado ang alok ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na maging special envoy ng Pilipinas sa China. "Kaya natin ito!," saad ni Ramos sa mga mamamahayag matapos kumpirmahin na tinanggap na niya ang naturang posisyon matapos ang dalawang oras nilang pagpupulong ni Duterte sa Marco Polo Hotel sa Davao City.

Ayon sa dating lider, tinanggap niya ang posisyon matapos makakuha ng "clearance" sa kaniyang mga duktor at asawang si Amelita "Ming" Ramos. Nasa nasabing pagpupulong din si Presidential Peace Adviser Jesus Dureza, na naging spokesperson at Presidential Assistant for Mindanao noong panahon ng panunungkulan ni Ramos. Matatandaan na inalok ni Duterte kay Ramos ang naturang posisyon para na makikipag-usap sa China sa ginanap na testimonial dinner sa San Juan City noong Hulyo 14. Gayunman, tumanggi muna si Ramos magbigay ng mga detalye tungkol sa magiging trabaho niya bilang special envoy to China. Si Duterte o ang Gabinete na umano ang magbibigay ng anunsyo tungkol dito, ayon kay Ramos.

Idinagdag ng dating pangulo na nilinaw niya kay Duterte ang posisyon ng gobyerno sa usapin ng agawan ng teritoryo sa West Philippines at South China Sea. Magpupulong din umano ang National Security Council (NSC) at mga pangunahing opisyal ng Kongreso, kasama ang security cluster ng Gabinete sa July 27. Sinabi ni Ramos na magbibigay ng mga mungkahi ang NSC sa magiging "action plan" ng Pilipinas sa pakikipag-usap sa China.

source: gmanetworknews.com
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China , Duterte , FVR , special envoy

FVR, tinanggap na ang alok ni Duterte na maging special envoy ng PHL sa China

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NAKATAKDANG bitayin ang tatlong Filipino na may kasong drug trafficking sa China – dalawang babae at isang lalaki – makaraang sentensiyahan ng Chinese Supreme People Court (SPC) ng naturang bansa, ayon sa Philippines Department of Foreign Affairs. Nabatid sa limang kinasuhan ng drug trafficking, tatlo ang pinatawan ng bitay habang ang dalawang Pilipino naman ay sinentensiyahan ng dalawang taong pagkakakulong .

“For three of the cases, after a thorough and serious review process, the SPC sustained the lower courts’ decisions, and the death sentences will be carried out in accordance to Chinese law,” batay sa ipinalabas na ulat ng DFA sa kanilang website. Inilarawan ng DFA ang mga sinentensiyahan na hindi pinangalanan: lalaki, edad 42, sa kasong smuggling, nakuha ang may 4,113 grams ng heroin sa kanya noong 28 Disyembre 2008, sa Xiamen; babae, 32, sa kasong smuggling, nakuha ang 4,110 grams ng heroin noong Disyembre, 2008, sa Xiamen; at isa pang babae, 38, smuggling, nakuha ang 6,800 grams ng heroin noong Mayo 24, 2008, sa Shenzhen. “As the public is aware, the Philippine Government has made sustained and exhaustive representations with the Chinese Government at all levels to seek mitigated sentences for all Filipinos on death penalty,” ayon pa sa DFA. Marj Dacoro

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3 Pinoy Bibitayin , China

3 Pinoy Bibitayin Sa China Bilang Ganti Sa Paghuli Ng Mga Chinese Druglord Dito Sa Pilipinas

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Local villagers of Jinjiang, Fujian, China had a grand celebration congratulating her VP Leni’s inauguration.

The local villagers gathered in a clan hall having commemorative plaques set in walls and watched the live TV broadcast of the inauguration of VP Leni Robredo. Also, they came to the streets carrying plaques to “bring the good news to their ancestors.”

There are also plaques pronouncing “vice president” and “excellent woman”.

The report added that the late Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo, VP Leni Robredo’s husband was a Chinese descent as his paternal grandfather who immigrated to the Philippines from Fujian Province at the beginning of the 20th Century was actually named. Lim Pieng Ti was the Chinese name of Jesse – a fourth-generation of his Chinese-Filipino descent.

VP Leni Robredo even posted a photo of the said celebration on her official Facebook page saying that the march was “reserved for someone who achieves something distinguishable.”

The post wrote:

“Jinjiang, Fujian province congratulates our kababayan, Atty. Leni *Lim, Vice President of the Philippines!”

According to China.org, Jesse “was keen to seek his roots back in China and very much cared for the development and education of his hometown” when he was alive.

“On hearing the news of Mrs. Robredo’s victory, we were very excited,” said the village chief named Lin Kangqing. The village chief also added that since the locals can’t go to the Philippines to support VP Leni, they will be presenting the video footage of the celebrations they’ve done.

China , Fujian , Jinjiang , VP Leni Robredo

Why local villagers of Jinjiang, Fujian, China celebrated VP Leni Robredo Victory

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