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Other than the ceremonial toast between President Marcos and Archbishop Charles Brown, papal nuncio and dean of the diplomatic corps, the Independence Day vin d’honneur at Malacañan Palace highlights the beauty of the Philippines ManilaBulletin

Other than the ceremonial toast between President Marcos and Archbishop Charles Brown, papal nuncio and dean of the diplomatic corps, the Independence Day vin d’honneur at Malacañan Palace highlights the beauty of the PhilippinesExcellencies, ladies and gentlemen, as we hoist the Philippine flag on this occasion, we hoist it with the same dignity and pride as it was first unfurled 125 years ago in Kawit, Cavite. —President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

On Independence Day, following a tradition that has had held sway since the time American governors-general in the Philippines observed it with pomp and pageantry on New Year’s Day, Malacañan Palace “threw open its doors” for an occasion now generally calledThis traditional reception dates back to the time of George Washington, who would invite all, from various sectors of society, to the White House to welcome the New Year.

Among the envoys seen wearing custommade Filipiniana were Venezuelan Ambassador Capaya Rodriguez Gonzales in Randy Ortiz, German Ambassador Anke Reiffenstuel in Jun Escario, Hungarian Ambassador Titanilla Tóth in Dennis Lustico, French Ambassador Michele Boccoz in Puey Quiñones, Colombian Ambassador Marcela Ordoñez Fernandez in Avel Bacudio, Nigerian Ambassador Folakemi I.

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