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DIRECT FROM THE SOURCE | During a press briefing at Camp Aguinaldo, AFP resource persons Colonel Francel Margareth Padilla PA and Rear Admiral Roy Vincent Trinidad PN (Ret) (Res) discussed the AFP's sustained internal security operations, the conduct and message of Multilateral Maritime Cooperative Activities (MMCA), and the AFP's...

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