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Cynthia’s Penchant For Somebody Else’s Land

THE MATRIARCH BEHIND one of the most entrenched business empires in the country may have been forced to bow out of politics following a...

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Cynthia’s Penchant For Somebody Else’s Land

THE MATRIARCH BEHIND one of the most entrenched business empires in the country may have been forced to bow out of politics following a dismal loss to a lesser-known opponent, but that doesn’t make her camera-shy in any way. In a recent Facebook post, former Senator Cynthia Villar got herself entangled (again) in an issue that has been haunting her family for the longest time — landgrabbing. “Umalingawngaw ang isyu ng umano’y land grabbing matapos idawit...

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