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Two hundred fifty Valenzuela City residents were the initial recipients. One of them, Gabriel Aguinaldo, proudly received the symbolic piglet, during the ceremonies, from Mayor Emmanuel "Bobbit" Carlos and City Agriculturist Nestor Mansano.


Mang Gabriel gave a sheepish smile as he looked at his photograph with Carlos, Mansano, and his piglet published in The STAR last week.


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Commercial ni Edu gisaway ni Bolo

May 18, 2009 - 12:00am

CEBU, Philippines - Sama ni acting Mayor Mike Rama, si Bokal Juan Bolo wala usab maka-uyon sa bag-ong commercial ni Edu Manzano sa LBC television.

Banat Balita

250 V’zuela folk benefit from city piglet program

By Nikko Dizon | July 25, 2001 - 12:00am

Pigs may stink. But they can be a good and reliable source of income. In fact the Valenzuela City government launched a swine livelihood project for its residents. Two hundred fifty Valenzuela City residents were...

Metro