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Philippine Military Chief Says Rejected Calls to Oust Marcos

The Philippine military chief rejected calls for the armed forces to topple President Ferdinand Marcos amidst anti-corruption protests last month.
Some retired officers tried to recruit younger officers and the military chief for a coup, suggesting a 'military junta' or 'withdrawing support' from Marcos.
The military chief affirmed support for the constitution, telling plotters the military was 'solid' behind Marcos and informing the president about the recruitment attempts.

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6 days ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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Philstar Global

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6 days ago·Manila, Philippines

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Philippine military chief says rejected calls to oust Marcos

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6 days ago·Missoula, United States

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Philippine military chief says he rejected calls to oust Marcos

MANILA: The Philippines' military chief said he rejected calls by some retired officers for the armed forces to remove President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

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Philippine military head says he rejected calls to unseat President Marcos

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