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Vice President Jejomar Binay received 13 percent of each project in Makati City as kickbacks, his former ally alleged on Thursday.

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Dapat malaman at isa­isip ng mga biyaherong nangingibang-bansa na kailangan nilang magbayad ng kaukulang buwis sa mamahaling mga kagamitang dala nila pag­balik nila sa Pilipinas.

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Police arrested a suspected drug pusher inside his house and seized from his possession 30 sachets of suspected shabu yesterday morning along Aznar Private Road, barangay Pardo, Cebu City.


Aside from the suspected drugs, police also found 17 empty packs with suspected shabu residue and another big pack containing the same illegal substance.


The items were reportedly found inside a plastic case placed on top of a TV rack in the living room.


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BALOLOY

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Aside from the suspected drugs, police also found 17 empty packs with suspected shabu residue and another big pack containing the same illegal substance.


The items were reportedly found inside a plastic case placed on top of a TV rack in the living room.


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