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Mother of 2,sister, dog lover and a friend and certified KakamPink😻🤩🩷
Katılım Mayıs 2022
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1989 pa huling nagpasa ang Kongreso ng wage hike law. Panahon na para kumilos ulit.
Ang ₱1 noong 1989, halos katumbas na ng ₱12 ngayon. Kung susundin ang parehong inflation value, ang ₱89/day na minimum wage noon, dapat ₱1,068/day na ngayon.
Pero ang pinakamataas na minimum wage sa bansa ay ₱695/day lang. Ibig sabihin, hindi sumabay ang sahod sa tunay na taas ng presyo ng bilihin. Para sa maraming Pilipino, kulang ang kita para mabuhay nang disente.
Makatarungan lang ang hinihingi nating ₱200 across-the-board daily minimum wage increase. IPASA ANG HB 766!

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🚨 Sabi ni Cong. Leandro Leviste, si E.S. Ralph Recto daw ang humaharang sa bill increasing minimum wage.
Hindi kakampi ng manggagawa si Recto but Leviste is also not an ally.
Neither a tax man nor an ultra billionaire could speak for workers. 👊
#LaborDay
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This @meralco !
Bakit kami ang nags-shoulder ng system loss ninyo? Inefficiency yun, or nananakawan kayo. Either way, hindi namin kasalanan yun.
Kayo at govt ang dapat mag-shoulder ng SC discount. Bakit kami? Sa amin ba napupunta ang tax na binabayad namin?
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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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HINDI DAPAT LAHAT NG PASAN AY NASA TAUMBAYAN, HABANG BILYON-BILYON ANG KINIKITA NG MERALCO
Tandaan natin: bilang MONOPOLY FRANCHISE, protektado sa kompetisyon ang electric companies. May pribilehiyo sila, kaya dapat may obligasyon din sila sa publiko.
Kailangang suriing mabuti ang EPIRA (Electric Power Industry Reform Act) Law at baguhin ang rules ng Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) para ang mga electric companies ang sumalo sa Lifeline Discount, hindi ang taumbayan.
Comment below kung sang-ayon kayo, at i-share ito para mas marinig ang boses natin.

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This is an “old interview” which has now resurfaced in the light of many Filipinos’ anger towards the granting of Meralco discount. I have heard many stories from metro Manila about the working/middle class households’ electric bills TRIPLING, while some have ZERO amounts in their billings. Pero, por dios por santo naman, ₱8K a week hindi kasya para sa pamilyang UMAASA sa ayuda sa gobyerno? Meanwhile, todo-kayod yung mga pamilyang siyang PUMAPASAN ng kanilang discount sa koryente? God, where is justice in all these?


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TAENA MO RECTO!
Noon ka pa, hayop ka!
Puro taxes, puro nakaw naman sa gobyerno ang mga politiko.
ANO BA ANG PWEDE NAMING GAWIN PARA MAWALA SA MUNDO ANG MGA MAGNANAKAW SA GOBYERNO? Kung ang pagmumura at sumpa ay effective, matagal na sana kayong wala sa gobyerno. Ang problema lang talaga, yung mga tangang botante na walang hiningi kundi ayuda sa gobyerno, lagi kayong ibinoboto. ANO BA ANG PWEDENG GAWIN SA MGA TANGA?

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Why does the middle class suffer on Meralco's liabilities & system loss? We do not steal electricity. We do not qualify for lifeline rates. We do not get 4Ps. We pay full VAT, fund everyone else’s discounts, & absorb costs that should never have been ours to begin with.@meralco

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Saw this post from Antonette Aquino on Facebook - sharing it here. This is what she said:
No, I did not leave the aircon running 24/7.
My Meralco bill came in at ₱9,791.78. So let me break it down because nobody else will.
Generation charge alone is ₱5,266.66. That’s 54% of my entire bill. Meralco’s actual cut? ₱1,730.98. And that number hasn’t moved since 2022. What keeps going up is everything sitting on top of it.
Here’s what’s actually eating your money:
System Loss — ₱486.83
You are paying for stolen electricity. Illegal connections, meter tampering, jumpers. Republic Act 7832 lets Meralco pass the cost of electricity theft straight to paying customers.
Universal Charges — ₱201.96
Part of this goes toward paying off the National Power Corporation’s debts. Old debts. From decisions made before most of us were even working.
Government Taxes — ₱989.81
The 12% VAT is not just on what you consumed. It’s stacked on top of every other charge, including the subsidies you’re already paying for. So yes, you are paying tax on stolen electricity. Tax on an old government debt. Tax on a subsidy you do not even benefit from.
FiT-All and GEA-All — ₱149.59 combined
Two separate renewable energy levies running at the same time. The second one was quietly added to bills in February 2026. Both government-mandated. Neither one is optional.
FYI..none of this is illegal. It’s all backed by law. But legal and fair are not the same thing.
The middle class does not steal electricity. We do not qualify for lifeline rates. We do not get 4Ps. We just pay full VAT, fund everyone else’s discounts, and absorb costs that should never have been ours to begin with. Every month. Without relief.
What actually needs to change:
1. Reform the generation charge. One line item cannot be more than half your bill and go unchallenged.
2. Stop passing system loss to consumers. Other countries make the utility absorb it. We should demand the same.
3. Move faster on renewables. Lower generation costs long-term. That transition is already overdue.
📸 CTTO

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isipin mo you need to make around ₱356k per day for 50 years. ganon kalaki ang ₱6.7B. tapos di ka parin galit?
mayka 🍉@maykamaykaba
kung hindi ka pa rin galit, bakit?
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