christian tiu
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Bilyun-bilyon ang kinikita ng mga electric companies sa monopolyong ibinigay sa kanila. Sila na dapat ang sumalo sa Lifeline Rate bilang kapalit ng pribilehiyong ito. Hindi ang consumers at taxpayers.
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Legal man na ipasa sa consumers ang ilang electricity subsidies, hindi ibig sabihin na makatarungan ito. We call on electric companies to shoulder the subsidies as part of their social obligation. 1/2
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Para lang mas naiimagine natin kung ano ang 6 billion pesos.
That’s more than 7,500 classrooms for last-mile schools.
That’s 8,633,094 days — or 23,652 years — of daily work at Manila’s minimum wage.
Corruption is not abstract. It is livelihoods taken, families strained, communities forced to wait.
Every peso lost is a future taken.
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“The One That Got Away”
Directors Cut
April 21st ♥️ 9am PT
Narrated by the legendary @StevieNicks
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the fact that Ube is now getting the same treatment like matcha, people should be aware that farmers in the Philippines get paid dirt for importing Ube and even rice just because of our government's incompetence. If you have the time, please support local farmers. SUPPORT LOCAL
Barnaby Lo 吳宗鴻@barnabychuck
On Al Jazeera. UBE, a purple yam indigenous to the Philippines, is fuellng a global craze as it appears in sweets from New York to Paris. But Filipino farmers are struggling to meet rising demand due to limited cultivation on small mountainside plots and increasingly unpredictable climate patterns.
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