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Marcos after midterms: Counting down the days till the end of his term
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. urged Filipinos to set aside politics and focus on nation-building following the midterm elections.
Speaking at a thanksgiving event, Marcos emphasized the need to transition from political discourse to addressing critical issues such as healthcare, education, and agriculture.
He also asked for the media's help in promoting his administration's work, stating that politics can be a distraction.
Marcos expressed hope that the progress initiated during his term would continue until 2028.
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