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PagladawanMalacañang Palace 1940.jpg
English: The riverfront view of Malacañang Palace in 1940 as seen from Malacañang Park across Pasig River, south of the palace.
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This Spanish colonial-style palace is the official residence of Philippine presidents and has also been declared a people's museum. The Malacanang Palace is in the San Miguel area of Manila, Philippines.