Claire Castro, acting as Palace Press Officer, announced a framework agreement between nations involving Pax Silica.
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Updated Jul 20
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Claire Castro, acting as Palace Press Officer, announced a framework agreement between nations involving Pax Silica.
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Philippines
archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
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Claire Castro
Philippine lawyer, radio-television host and podcaster; Philippine presidential-communications undersecretary
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