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After the past two years of being suspended due to the pandemic, the number one tourist attraction in Bacolod City in Negros Occidental celebrated in full colors and regalia their very popular Masskara Festival again.
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After the past two years of being suspended due to the pandemic, the number one tourist attraction in Bacolod City in Negros Occidental celebrated in full colors and regalia their very popular Masskara Festival again.
MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): There were balloons, campaign T-shirts, rhythmic chanting, posters galore, hand signs, party colours — the festive features of Philippine elections — plus promises to lift the country out of the misery caused by the pandemic and its crippling effects on the national economy.
Motorcades of various forms and sizes – but all tinged with pink – were held in about 25 provinces and cities as a show of support for vice-president Leni Robredo and her quest to be the country’s next leader.