Bongbong Marcos patuloy na nangunguna sa partial at unofficial parallel count ng PPCRV

Bongbong Marcos patuloy na nangunguna sa partial at unofficial parallel count ng PPCRV | 10 May 2022

VERY VERY HAPPY WITH THE OUTCOME OF THIS ELECTION! UNITEAM ACOPALYPTIC WINNERS! CONGRATULATIONS MR. PRESIDENT MARCOS JR. AND VICE PRESIDENT MS. SARA DUTERTE CARPIO.

@Jeff - Congratulations po sa bago mating president and vice president

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mabuhay po tayong lahat at naway gabayan po kayo para makapaglingkod ng tunay at tapat sa sambayanang pilipino at sa PILIPINAS 🇵🇭

@RCTVchannel : Welcome to the palace our new president of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos .we love you binoto tlga Kita dahil ikaw Ang gusto Ng mamayang pilipino

@ChrisDometita : iba na ang time ang bilis ng digital counting sa Pinas , after more than three decades you will be back , the true story told in your time has change ..from NZ

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HUGE Sinkhole in Philippines Found

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