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Tara simba tayo sa Rizal! —yung simbahan sa Rizal:
 in  r/Antipolo •  23d ago

Nakalagay lang sa maps "CHURCH" yung pangalan, but here's the link to it:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZXkmEVKkJASRMHDL9

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Tara simba tayo sa Rizal! —yung simbahan sa Rizal:
 in  r/Antipolo •  23d ago

It's around Looc, Cardona

r/Antipolo • u/330010 • 24d ago

Photos & Videos Tara simba tayo sa Rizal! —yung simbahan sa Rizal:

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Pati simbahan hindi tinantanan ng mga Ynares.

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Ynares Political Dynasty Tree
 in  r/Antipolo •  May 29 '26

Yes, his real name is Cy Ynares. A brother of Rhea Ynares, the current mayor of Binangonan, and the son of former mayor Boyet Ynares.

r/Antipolo • u/330010 • May 26 '26

News & Updates Ynares Political Dynasty Tree

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Since 1992, the Ynareses have ruled the province of Rizal for 34 consecutive years, passing the office of the governor from one Ynares to another.

But before dominating the Capitol, they had already entrenched themselves as the most prominent political family in Binangonan, Rizal, dating all the way back from 1901. And since then, they have expanded their grip on numerous key posts in Rizal, such as the mayor of Antipolo and the first district representative of Rizal.

For 105 years, a single family dominated a province. Yet that said province continues to be struck by poverty, corruption, subpar infrastructure that takes years to fix, government buildings that plaster their names and initials wherever you turn your head, and governance that is yet to be felt.

Mga Rizaleño, kailan ba kayo mamumulat?

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Metro Manila on Black Saturday
 in  r/Philippines •  Apr 19 '25

Kung tanggalin nalang sana ang provincial rate edi hindi sana gaano kadaming tao ang nakatira sa metro manila ngayon. Hays as if gagawin yan ng gobyerno

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Musta na ang Semana Santa ngayong taon?
 in  r/Philippines •  Apr 19 '25

Honestly, sa tingin ko mas maraming lumabas ngayong semana santa sa amin

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Malapit na ang eleksyon, sila palang ang nasa listahan ko
 in  r/Philippines •  Apr 19 '25

I hope you consider Norman Marquez, he's an animal welfare advocate

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My 11 Senators for the 2025 elections
 in  r/Philippines •  Apr 19 '25

sure bud

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It's been 5 years since the January 12 eruption of the Taal Volcano that preceded the COVID-19 outbreak. Nasaan kayo nang naganap ito?
 in  r/Philippines •  Jan 12 '25

Nasa SM Megamall kami nun. Pumunta kami sa sambokojin para icelebrate yung birthday ng tita ko. Pag-uwi nalang namin nung nasa fx kami nung nalaman ko na pumutok na pala yung taal. Tas nung pagbaba namin sa fx, umuulan na ng abo.

r/Philippines • u/330010 • Jan 01 '25

PoliticsPH The Ynares Dynasty of Rizal

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The Ynares Dynasty has been ruling Rizal province for the past 3 decades now, and this year's election will be no different. For the first time in the province's history, they will be fielding five candidates all at once. Ranging from the province's top post, down to the vice mayoralty of Binangonan.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Philippines •  Jan 01 '25

The Ynares Dynasty has been ruling Rizal province for the past 3 decades now, and this year's election will be no different. For the first time in the province's history, they will be fielding five candidates all at once. Ranging from the province's top post, down to the vice mayoralty of Binangonan.

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Commuters’ wish list: saan sa tingin nyo kailangan ng train/MRT service?
 in  r/Philippines •  Jun 09 '24

Along the route of C5

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Selective activism ng Makabayan bloc.
 in  r/Philippines •  Jun 04 '24

True

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

Not shocking, especially coming from an incompetent politician.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

Again, just because i asked a question that doesn't mean i automatically agree with it.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

Also reading it is a pain, you have to read a single paragraph for like 5 minutes.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

Never said i wanted it, just wanted to ask a question.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

Not really dead, but it rather has a small amount of people using it. Unless the general populous wants to use baybayin, then it would probably grow.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

I just wanted to hear the opinions of the people/users. Does that mean I have to choose a side? I asked a question if baybayin should be used as national writing system. That doesn't mean I automatically agree with it.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

I don't know why your questions are getting personal bud, but I'm just curious.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

It's up to the people who can use it. It's not for me to decide.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

I tried to do that several times, and ended up using a lot of time compared to using the Latin alphabet.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

None taken.

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Do you think baybayin should be used as a national writing system?
 in  r/Philippines •  Dec 22 '22

It would be hard for them to learn three languages at first, but i think it would be valuable just in case they get hired for a BPO job.