Philippine News Agency
Marcos: PH to continue defending what our ancestors fought for
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. asserted that Filipinos will continue to defend the country's territory, drawing parallels to their ancestors' sacrifices for freedom.
Speaking at the Parada ng Kalayaan 2024 on Independence Day, Marcos honored the nation's heroes who fought for its independence.
He affirmed that Filipinos will not abandon their duty to protect their territory, echoing the resolve of their ancestors.
Marcos stated that true national strength is rooted in the righteousness of one's cause, patriotism, and national unity, not in mere power or wealth.
He urged the public, particularly the youth, to remember the hardships endured by past generations to achieve the country's freedom and peace.
Marcos also urged Filipinos to show the world the country's might through their patriotism and unity.
He emphasized that the observance is a strong affirmation of the commitment to continue defending what the forefathers fought for.
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