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“Palace defends police after clash with anti-Trump, Pax Silica protesters”

“MANILA, Philippines—Malacañang on Sunday said protesters opposing the arrival of US President Donald Trump and the signing of the US-led Pax Silica initiative have the right to express themselves but should not break the law.”

Palace defends police after clash with anti-Trump Pax Silica protesters

Key points

  • Malacañang said protesters may express themselves but must obey the law.
  • Videos circulated online showing police harming several Manila protesters.
  • Palace Press Officer Claire Castro emphasized police did not seek violence.
  • Castro said police's duty is to uphold law and public order.
  • She urged protesters to delay demonstrations while the Philippines hosts the Asean summit.
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