WebbPhilippine Foreign Policy in the 21st Century fArticle II FREEDOM, COOPERATION and AMITY Section 7 of Article II Independent foreign policy The 4 paramount considerations Section 8 of Article II Freedom from Nuclear Weapon Consistent with the national interest Section 10 of Article 12 60% Equity Shares Open-Door Foreign Investment Policy WebbUnder Magsaysay's successor, Carlos P. Garcia, the government initiated a Filipino First policy which promoted Filipino-owned businesses. Succeeding Garcia, Diosdado Macapagal moved Independence Day from July 4 to June 12—the date of Emilio Aguinaldo's declaration— and pursued a claim on eastern North Borneo.

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WebbThe “Filipino First” Policy and the Central Bank, 1958–1961: Island of State Strength and Economic Decolonization Yusuke Takagi Abstract A gap exists between the high regard for the Central Bank of the Philippines and the Filipino First policy under Pres. Carlos P. Garcia’s administration. WebbEight foreign policy realities Three Pillars of PFA c. The Department of Foreign Affairs i. Department Overview ii. Mission iii. Vision iv. Objectives v. Functions vi. History 1. Beginnings 2. Post- War Philippines 3. Under Marcos 4. Post EDSA 5. Under Ramos f 6. Estrada Administration 7. Under Duterte 8. Offices of the Department 9. chinese branford ct

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