Senator Rodante Marcoleta asked why the Philippines is bothering with seeking a seat on the United Nations Security Council, saying the country might not have anything to gain from it. | via ANC 24/7 Link to full story in the comments section.

Senator Rodante Marcoleta asked why the Philippines is bothering with seeking a seat on the United Nations Security Council, saying the country might not have anything to gain from it. | via ANC 24/7 Link to full story in the comments section.  facebook.com


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