Philippines Cuts $5B China Train Deal: Bongbong Marcos’ Bold Move https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lxDu1nED-p8 Philippine President Bongbong Marcos is breaking from the past. He has canceled $5 billion in Chinese funding for three major railway projects, citing more harm than benefit. After years of close Duterte-Beijing cooperation, Marcos is charting an independent path—prioritizing Filipino prosperity over foreign loans. This bold move signals a new era in Manila’s infrastructure and diplomatic

624K views · 57K reactions | As Strategic Partners, the Philippines and India enter a new era of closer, multidimensional and impactful engagement between our countries and our peoples.  | Bongbong Marcos | Facebook

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September 23, 1972 – The day that President Ferdinand Marcos announced on television that he had placed the entirety of the Philippines under martial law. In this clip from our short film "Towards a Working Democracy", we recount the impact of that day and proclamation. #TodayInHistory *The full short film was originally located at the end of our Dioramas of Philippine History. First mounted in 2004, this short film tells the continuing story of the Filipino. | Ayala Museum