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President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. set out on a whirlwind of exercises on his day off Monday, beginning with the hail-raising ceremony at Malacanang and ending with a closed-door assembly with authorities of the Division of Agribusiness (DA), which he will be briefly leading.

His child, novice congressman Sandro, too detailed for work at the House of Agents, lowered himself some time recently to inquisitive media men, and said that he had been told by his famous father to "shut up for the primary four months" as he learns the ropes of being a lawmaker.


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Bad habit President Sara Duterte, moreover, has begun to realize her dream of building up a network of workplaces all over the nation, beginning with six obsequious workplaces pointed at bringing the VP closer to the people.

Fuel costs are set to go down on Tuesday, July 5, with diesel slated to diminish by P3 per liter and lamp fuel by P3.40.

These are among the top stories this Monday evening, July 4, 2022.

A stamp collector appears on commemorative covers with the photographs of President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. and Bad Habit President Sara Duterte that memorialize their memorable introduction. The commemorative covers were launched at the Manila Central Post Office in Manila on Monday, July 4, 2022, and have begun to be offered for P30 each.




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