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'Highly possible new arbitration cases vs China will prosper'
by Catherine S. Valente - Javier Joe Ismael
Jul 14, 2024 12:15 am

IT is 'highly possible' that the new arbitration cases against China over its aggressive and illegal actions in the West Philippine Sea would prosper, a political analyst said Saturday.

Dr. Froilan Calilung, who teaches political science at the University of Santo Tomas, issued the statement after former Supreme Court justice Antonio Carpio again pressed the government to 'file several arbitration cases' against China for its violations of international law.

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