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LENI'S 2024 IN REVIEW 🌸 Former Vice President Leni Robredo shared a reflective video titled "2024 in Review," recounting a year filled with public service, international engagements, and personal milestones. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, December 31, Robredo provided a detailed month-by-month account of her activities and achievements....

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Фото профиля Xtiandad
Xtiandad1 год назад

My President in 2028

Фото профиля junmagarro@gmail.com
[email protected]1 год назад

🙏👍💪🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🙏

Фото профиля Janvier Un
Janvier Un1 год назад

People lose sight of her skills and capability. Was underrated and underappreciated, hence, she lost the votes of those literate but uneducated, backward thinking pinoys!

Фото профиля dominic babaran
dominic babaran1 год назад

Tapang na lang po m' leni sng kailangan natiin upang maging maayos ang bansa natin---marahas!😎 Pero may puso!🩷

Фото профиля taga kab ako
taga kab ako1 год назад

My president!!

Фото профиля 🅲
🅲1 год назад

Lutang, kabet, boba 😁😁😁😁

Фото профиля Frank Opinion
Frank Opinion1 год назад

Gago lang ang mga Pilipino!

Фото профиля 🅲
🅲1 год назад

IMPAKTO @iMPACTPH2019 wag mo na pabanguhin si lutang.

Фото профиля Fermin Weber
Fermin Weber1 год назад

🤣🤣🤣ang PUT€ pinuri ang sarili

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