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@ChelDiokno Laban po Cong. Atty. @ChelDiokno . This early, thank you for your service to the Filipino people 🙏🏻

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@ARMYing101_ When they get to Manila, Namjoon will become Jhun Jhun.

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@c0conophie Why does the song fit so perfectly? 😭 I love Secret Garden 😭

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We have to make this happen in our lifetime @annecurtissmith . Continue amplifying the voices of those who are not always heard, the poor and working class Filipinos.

[Anne Curtis-Smith @annecurtissmith]

Random thought whilst in Singapore - NAKAKAINGGIT SILA. Upon reading, corruption USED to be widespread until they had leader, Lee Kuan Yew, who had zero tolerance policy for corruption. Cut to this day, Singapore is thriving. A beautifully developed city, smooth roads, a gorgeous airport , proper public transportation, stunning infrastructure and yet I still see green around the city. Although, after reading, the temptation of greed from officials are still there BUT once they are caught they are punished immediately. Paano na tayo Pilipinas? Ano na kaya mangyayari? I pray so hard we will all collectively vote for a leader who will want to fight corruption one day. Sana talaga. Sayang ... Pilipinas. We have beautiful mountains, the best beaches and islands in the world (for me) GREED has stolen the opportunity for this country to reach its FULL beautiful potential. ☹️ sana.. Sana talaga one day. Maybe not in my lifetime but I pray for all the future filipinos. But we have to stand up for that now. Haaaaay. Naiiyak ako.

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@ruminarist @iampinglacson Saka tirhan naman nila ng dignidad mga kababayan natin. Hirap na nga, talagang papahirapan pa lalo paghingi ng tulong. E pera natin yan, hindi ng mga pulitiko.

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@kikopangilinan Good to see legislation #4. As someone from the food sector, important to have post-harvest support such as facilities to process excess produce into commercially-viable products. Ayoko nang makakita ng mga magsasaka na magtatapon ng ani kasi mabubulok dahil walang bibili.

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@kakiep83 Salamat din Kakie sa family mo sa pagpapahiram uli kay Sen Kiko! Tuloy ang laban! 💚🩷👨‍🌾🌸

[Cleve V. Arguelles @CleveArguelles]

Today, a nation hopefully confronts its complicity and history.

Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested—the former president, the architect of a mass murder that claimed the lives of thousands of Filipinos. The story will be spun and reshaped until the end of time—by his allies, who will call it persecution; by his political opponents, who will celebrate his imprisonment while denying their past complicity; by others, who will dismiss this as nothing more than a political feud. But beyond the noise, beyond the games of the powerful, today belongs to the families of the thousands murdered in a war that was never about justice.

For years, they have lived in the shadow of grief—the names of their loved ones reduced to statistics, their voices unheard, their cries ignored. They were made to believe that their spouses, siblings, and children did not matter, that cruelty was law, that impunity was a privilege of the powerful. But today, there is a sliver of light. However faint, it is a sign that no one can kill without consequence. That the lives stolen in the dark corners of alleys, at doorsteps, under the flashing lights of police sirens, had worth.

This story will be pulled in different directions—twisted into narratives of revenge, foreign interference, or the endless rivalry between the Marcoses and Dutertes. But I hope this day becomes something else: a story of a nation that finally faced its own mistakes. A country that once embraced the politics of death, now beginning to pay the price. A reminder that justice is not foreign, that dignity is not for sale, that human life—rich or poor—matters equally.

Let history begin again in this country. After a long night of fear and oppression, the sun rises once more—bright, untainted by blood. Let this serve as a reminder that in this nation, no one is above the law. No life can be taken without consequence, for life was never ours to take. That despite the battles of the powerful, the people’s faith in justice can still be restored—justice for the victims, justice for a nation led astray.

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@manayleila Maraming salamat po sa hindi pagsuko 🙏🏻

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@Doc4Dead @IntlCrimCourt Maraming salamat po Doc sa paglaban 🙏🏻

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@ConanOBrien Conan, meet with Javier Bardem pls

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A super caratbong on Han River 😊 #SVTstreet

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@PJACaytonPhD Hindi tanga kundi tuso ang mga mandarambong na to

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Walang pagsisi. 🌸#KulayRosasAngBukas

[Tricia Robredo @jpgrobredo]

#KulayRosasAngBukas 🌸

[Tricia Robredo @jpgrobredo]

#KulayRosasAngBukas 🌸

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@ABSCBNNews Bakit ba lagi na lang nakahingi ng pera ‘to? Wala pa ngang matinong mga project proposals

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Sumasakit pa rin ang puso ko sa panghihinayang

[JC Punongbayan @jcpunongbayan]

Public servant through and through.

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#NeverAgain #NeverForget

[Kapitan Tambay @KapitanTambay]

Limang dekada

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@MiaMagdalena You cannot buy class talaga

[Kiko Pangilinan @kikopangilinan]

Angat Buhay launch today! Tuloy ang pagmamahal sa kapwa at sa bayan, sa loob man o labas ng pamahalaan. Tara na, palakasin na natin ito!🇵🇭🇵🇭👨‍🌾