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Duterte declares break from US in military, economics

  • TRISHA MACAS, GMA News
  • Oct 20, 2016
  • 1 min read

BEIJING — President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday declared that he was breaking the Philippines' military and economic alliance with the United States, the country's longtime ally.

Duterte made the remark before Chinese government officials and business leaders who attended the Philippines-China Trade and Investment Forum.

With the "separation" from the US, Duterte said he would now be relying on the Chinese officials and businessmen.

"I announce my separation from the United States both in the military but economics also. So please you have another problem of economics in my country," Duterte said.

"I have separated from them so I will be dependent on you for a long time but don't worry we will also help," he added.

Duterte said he also planned to visit Russia and firm up ties with Moscow.

"I realign myself in your ideological flow and maybe I will also go to Russia to talk to Putin. There are three of us against the world. China, Philippines, Russia," Duterte said.


 
 
 

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