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As a DDS what are your thoughts especially if my business ka?
I'm not DDS, pink, dilawan, or any color. Wala nga akong voter's ID. Just curious and want a healthy discussion. Cale88 Foods Corp. declared around P208M in sales from 2021 to 2025, at walang rank-and-file employees noong 2024 (dalawa lang noong 2025). Sa compliance at AML, red flags 'yan: maliit na capital, biglang laki ng sales, halos walang operations, at mas malaki ang pumasok na pera kaysa sa declared sales. Ganyang pattern ang madalas makita sa front companies or trade-based money laundering. What are your thoughts dito?
Economic Team ni (BBM) natagpuan na sa TikTok
Hindi ba nakaka bahala ito for context yang mga Tiktok Influencer na yan eh pare-pareho ng topic at ng Example na ginagamit sa pag Discuss ng Inflation, Like they can use any type of Materials para ma explain ang inflation here sa Philippines diba. add up ko lang sila din pala (not all pero karamihan eh sangkot sa mga umatake na same Script kay Maggie Wilson) umalma lang yung iba kasi till now di nababayaran ng 8k. Dapat mag karoon ng Senate Hearing/Investigation dito halatang mga bayad at troll yang mga yan lantaran na troll army. Asa tiktok lang pala ECONOMIC TEAM ng BBM admin Ts. Post not mine Source: Reddit - Dive into anything
Philippines now world's top rice importer (USDA)
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has overtaken China as the world’s top importer of rice, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). In its latest “Grain: World Markets and Trade” report, the USDA projected that Philippine rice importation will reach 3.8 million metric tons in marketing year 2023-2024 while China’s imports will drop to 3.5 million MT. READ MORE: Philippines now world’s top rice importer – USDA
Qualifications Of A Local Government Official Candidate
The Republic Act 7160, also known as the Local Government Code, indicates the qualifications to run in a local election. RA 7160, TITLE II, CHAPTER I, SECTION 39 (a) An elective local official must be a citizen of the Philippines; a registered voter in the barangay, municipality, city, or province or, in the case of a member of the sangguniang panlalawigan, sangguniang panlungsod, or sangguniang bayan, the district where he intends to be elected; a resident therein for at least one (1) year immediately preceding the day of the election; and able to read and write Filipino or any other local language or dialect. (e) Candidates for the position of punong barangay or member of the sangguniang barangay must be at least eighteen (18)...

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