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Hundreds of Filipinos in LA will march to the Philippine Consulate on Sunday to protest President Marcos’ State of the Nation address. Why do Filipinos in LA care about this?

LA Filipinos are protesting Bongbong Marcos’ government

Hundreds of Filipinos in LA will march to the Philippine Consulate on Sunday to protest President Marcos’ State of the Nation address. Why do Filipinos in LA care about this?

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