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Inanunsiyo ni Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. ang pag-alis sa excise tax sa liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at kerosene.

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Huhuhu,crying right now😭 Hindi pa rin ako makapaniwala na may sarili na kayong solo movie together,JMFYANG!

Talagang super happy kami dahil saksi kami mula PBB pa lang sa lahat ng pinagdaanan ninyo. Hanggang sa paglabas ninyo sa outside world, marami pa ring panghuhusga,pero look at now, may sarili na kayong movie together.

Isa ito sa pinakamalaking pangarap ng lahat ng JMFYANG fans at mga solid supporters ninyo,Fyang and Jm.Ngayon, finally, natupad na!Again congratulations,JMFYANG!

Mapapanood na ang “Almost Us” this coming May 6 in cinemas nationwide.

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Sa pagpanaw ng ama, puwede na ba siyang mag-out? Abangan ang 'Regal Studio Presents: Rest in Pieces'. Mamaya na, 2:00 p.m., sa GMA.

Congrats mayor Leni robredo 👏👏👏

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Mayor Leni Robredo on Monday, March 23, received a dump truck donated by Republic Gas Corporation (REGASCO), boosting the city government’s fleet for public works and waste management.

The donation was turned over by REGASCO, which is owned by the family of LPGMA Party-list Representative Arnel Ty.

Robredo said the unit is the fourth heavy equipment received by the city government in recent months. Earlier donations included another dump truck from the Angat Buhay Foundation, as well as a compactor and a loader from United Auctioneers, Inc.

The mayor noted that the city deliberately did not allocate funds in its 2026 annual budget for the procurement of such equipment, anticipating that these could be acquired through donations.

She added that the move allows the city to redirect funds originally intended for equipment purchases to social services and other priority programs. | via Jason Neola