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Philippines' Duterte calls out Fb after accounts taken down

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte mentioned on Monday that Fb couldn't cease him from selling the targets of his authorities, telling the social media big that they need to speak about its objective in his nation.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Monday that Facebook could not stop him from promoting the objectives of his government, telling the social media giant that they should talk about its purpose in his country.

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