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Philippine president slams China in veiled rebuke in his state of the nation speech

Philippine President Marcos uses his State of the Nation address to push anti‑graft reforms, affirm legal action against Romualdez and issue a veiled rebuke to China.

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Inquirer.net reported first that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that the legal cases against Romualdez will proceed, marking a clear stance on a lingering corruption issue as his term enters its final stretch. Subsequent coverage added that Marcos pledged to finish a slate of reforms, placed the anti‑graft campaign at the centre of his speech to Congress, and delivered a veiled rebuke of China.

Reuters highlighted the anti‑corruption focus, AP emphasized the China rebuke, and ABC News framed the address as occurring under the shadow of a broader corruption scandal and political tension. No outright contradictions emerged, though ABC’s emphasis on scandal contrast with Reuters and AP’s focus on policy and foreign‑policy language.

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What legal action did Marcos reference in his speech?

He said the cases against Romualdez will continue to move forward.

Which policy area did Marcos prioritize during the address?

He placed anti‑graft measures at the centre of his speech and vowed to finish reforms.

How did Marcos refer to China in the State of the Nation speech?

He delivered a veiled rebuke of China.

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