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  1. Philippines protests Chinese Ambassador over South China Sea sovereignty claims
  2. China's ambassador to Manila, Jing Quan, made remarks interpreted as a thinly veiled threat during the South China Sea territorial dispute.

Jing Quan made remarks in Quezon City, and Claire Castro reported on Marcos's view regarding Jing's potential expulsion.

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Jing Quan made remarks in Quezon City, and Claire Castro reported on Marcos's view regarding Jing's potential expulsion.

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  1. Castro reports on Marcos's view regarding the potential expulsion of China's envoy, Jing Quan.1 source
  2. Marcos summoned Jing Quan after his threatening remarks, maintaining a diplomatic approach with China.1 source

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