Marcos foreign policy so far: Clear stance on sea dispute, clemency bid for Mary Jane Veloso

In the first 100 days of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., his administration was able to issue its clear stance on the West Philippine Sea and ask for executive clemency in behalf of detained OFW Mary Jane Veloso.

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