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Published • Sulu, Philippines • Updated

Senator refutes PCO Sec. Jay Ruiz's statement that Sabah is no longer ours - RMN Networks

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Senator Robinhood Padilla has denied the statement of Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Jay Ruiz that Sabah is lost to us after the House Tri-Committee (Tri-Comm) hearing on online fake news and disinformation. According to Padilla, Ruiz's words are heavy for our compatriots in Sulu. The senator insisted that contrary to what the secretary said, the Philippines' claim to Sabah is very much alive under Section 2, Republic Act 544…
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Senator refutes PCO Sec. Jay Ruiz's statement that Sabah is no longer ours - RMN Networks

Senator Robinhood Padilla has denied the statement of Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Jay Ruiz that Sabah is lost to us after the House Tri-Committee (Tri-Comm) hearing on online fake news and disinformation. According to Padilla, Ruiz's words are heavy for our compatriots in Sulu. The senator insisted that contrary to what the secretary said, the Philippines' claim to Sabah is very much alive under Section 2, Republic Act 544…

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