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Garcia was the running mate of [[Ramon Magsaysay]] in the presidential election of [[1953]]. He was appointed Secretary of Foreign Affairs by President [[Ramon Magsaysay]], for four years concurrently serving as vice-president.
 
==Pagin-Presidente==
==Presidency==
 
HeHi assumedGarcia thenagin presidencypresidente afterkatapos hi Magsaysay diednamatay inhan akabunggo planehin crashidro inhan [[1957]].
 
Dida han iya pagdumara, nagbuhat hiya ha pagsunod han Bohlen Serrano Agreement nga naghalipot han plite han mga Base Militar han Estados Unidos tikang hin 99 ka tuig ngadto hin 25 ka tuig ngan iya ginhimo nga ini nga puyde ig-''renew'' katapos hin tagsa lima ka tuig. Hi Garcia liwat an nagbuhat han Filipino First Policy (o Polisiya hin Pilipino Syahan), nga amo ini an nakilal-an ha iya. Inin nga polisiya nagpabor hin mga Pilipino nga mga negosyante imbes nga mga langyawanon nga imbestor. Hi Garcia liwat an nakapagbalhin han retail nga negosyo nga nakaapekto han mga Intsek nga negosyante han nasod.
During his administration, he acted on the Bohlen Serrano Agreement which shortened the lease of the US Bases from 99 years to 25 years and made it renewable after every five years. He also exercised the Filipino First Policy, for which he was known. This policy heavily favored Filipino businessmen over foreign investors. He was also responsible for changes in retail trade which greatly affected the Chinese businessmen in the country.
 
AtKatapos thehan end of hisiya ''term'', henagdalagan ranhiya forpara rehin pagpa-electionelihir buthin wasotro defeatedpero bynapirde hiya ni [[Diosdado Macapagal]] indida han NovemberNobyembre [[1961]].
 
==Katapos han Pagin-Presidente==
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