Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Mr aquino trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Mr Aquino, however, is still reviewing the planned law.
But their demonstration was the biggest since Mr Aquino took office.
Mr Aquino himself still carries a bullet, along with his guilt.
Ten thousand, I think, is too much,” Mr Aquino told CNN in an interview.
Mr Aquino says the Philippines is open to dialogue but does not want to be pushed around.
Ten thousand, I think, is too much,” Mr Aquino said in an interview posted on CNN's website.
Mr Aquino has compared Mr Duterte to Adolf Hitler and called him a"dictator-in-waiting".
We're not going to engage in an arms race with them," Mr Aquino told reporters in Manila.
When I asked Mr Aquino about turning to the US for protection, he didn't miss a beat.
But Mr Duterte,far more favourably disposed towards China than Mr Aquino, offered to“set aside” the ruling.
He said Mr Aquino must marshall his allies in Congress to pass the law this year.
The pact made the MILF and the government partners in a plan to create the autonomous region by mid-2016,when Mr Aquino is required by the constitution to stand down.
Mr Aquino said China was building two airstrips on the expanded land formations, which posed defence concerns for the Philippines.
If the Chinese were going to back a strategic candidate it would most likely have been then vice-president Jejomar Binay, who had already indicated he wouldtake a more moderate line on Beijing than Mr Aquino.
Mr Aquino looks likely to leave office as he entered it, with an orderly transfer of power- a rarity in Philippine history.
The meeting took place on Tuesday on thesidelines of a peace conference in Hiroshima where Mr Aquino and Moro Islamic Liberation Front(MILF) chairman Murad Ebrahim were guests, presidential spokesman Edwin Lacierda said.
Mr Aquino said his government has already spent 56.79 billion pesos since 2010, acquiring a squadron of light fighters from South Korea and combat helicopters from Italy.
Governance and credit ratings have improved and foreign investment has picked up, even in the long restive southern island of Mindanao,where Mr Aquino's government nearly finalised a peace deal to end a decades-long insurgency.
Defence Secretary Voltaire Gazmin said Mr Aquino was“speechless” when he told him of the devastation the typhoon had wrought in Tacloban.
In his address, Mr Aquino urged the estimated six million people in the typhoon's direct path to listen to government warnings and be ready to evacuate their homes if necessary.
Mr Aquino, who is limited by the constitution to a single term of six years, had overseen average annual economic growth of 6 per cent and won international plaudits for trying to tackle corruption.
Mr Aquino said that, while he did not believe China intended to engage in a military conflict over the territorial disputes with the Philippines and other Asian nations, that was a possibility.
But during the talks in Jakarta, Mr Aquino reportedly told Hun Sen that Manila was ready to''remove the middleman'' Vietnam resulting in lower import prices for the Philippines should Cambodia become equipped to process and ship the necessary quantities of rice, which is not yet the case.
President Benigno Aquino has been leading attempts to bring together other candidates in an effort to defeat Mr Duterte.
Mr Duterte has adopted a more conciliatory approach than his predecessor Benigno Aquino, saying the Philippines would be willing to share natural resources with China in contested areas if the tribunal ruled in its favour.
Manuel Roxas, who is backed by President Benigno Aquino, said Mr Duterte had a"bestial attitude" towards women.
However, President Benigno Aquino's spokesman, Mr Herminio Coloma, said yesterday that they understood the group's intentions.
Current President Benigno Aquino is leading attempts to bring together other candidates to defeat Mr Duerte.
From China's perspective, Mr Duterte is at worst neutral and at best a positive change from Aquino. .