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John Estrada slams corrupt officials in fiery social media post: “Mga baboy na dapat managot”
Actor John Estrada took to Instagram to post a fiery message condemning those involved in corruption. He called the perpetrators "pigs" and "sacks of trash."
Jodi Sta. Maria calls for accountability, change at “Baha sa Luneta” protest
Jodi Sta. Maria joined the “Baha sa Luneta” protest calling for accountability and reform. She stressed that Filipinos have the right to know the real situation.
Angel Locsin breaks silence to support anti-corruption rally
Angel Locsin ended her social media hiatus on September 21 to support nationwide anti-corruption rallies. She wrote, “Ang sa amin, galing sa hirap."
Boobay expresses love and prayers for Ate Gay amid stage-4 cancer battle
Kapuso comedian Boobay’s heartfelt message for his fellow comedian Ate Gay, who recently revealed his stage-4 cancer battle, sparked prayers and support online.
Sarah Geronimo calls out corruption in powerful UAAP Season 88 performance
Sarah Geronimo shouted “Tama na!” as she called out corruption during her UAAP Season 88 performance at UST. She gave an inspiring message to the youth.
Jodi Sta. Maria reposts PETA’s statement condemning cow killings for prayer rally
Jodi Sta. Maria reposted PETA’s statement condemning the killing of 100 cows for a prayer rally. PETA stressed that cows are gentle beings who want to live.
Min Bernardo pens heartfelt tribute to daughters on Instagram
Min Bernardo shared a touching post dedicated to her daughters, including Kath Bernardo. She called them the “love of my life," her “heart’s greatest joy and pride.”
Dennis Padilla calls out alleged corruption in government project
Dennis Padilla posted handwritten and typed notes questioning local officials’ knowledge of congressional projects. He hinted at corruption today.
Piolo Pascual jokes about why he would not pay taxes: "Ipambibili lang ng luxury goods"
Piolo Pascual joked about his unpaid back taxes, hinting at corruption and misuse of public funds. He said officials might just spend money on “luxury goods.”
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