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BY: JOSE ROBERT INVENTOR The adrenaline is palpable with engines revving and hearts racing, this is the energy at the return of the 5th Pugo

BY: JOSE ROBERT INVENTOR Every movement, every stance, and every coordination. The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Talang Dangal Class of 2026 displayed discipline and camaraderie

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BY: VALERIE ANN DISMAYA The Veterans Memorial Park and World War II historical markers located behind the Lingayen Capitol are some of the province of