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President Marcos Jr. delivered his SONA in the Philippines while the administration utilized the NTF-ELCAC to issue red-tag warnings against dissenters.

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President Marcos Jr. delivered his SONA in the Philippines while the administration utilized the NTF-ELCAC to issue red-tag warnings against dissenters.

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  1. NTF-ELCAC policies are influencing university activities, leading to condemnation from Anakbayan.Sub-event
  2. NTF-ELCAC used red-tagging against dissenters during President Marcos Jr.'s SONA.1 source

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