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Mangyan Day 2011: Portrait of Mangyan in a Festival
Government says Mangyan of Mindoro are not at all forgotten by the state with the outpour of festivals, competitions, street dancing and parades created for them and vouched by the Department of Tourism and local government units. For years, indigenous … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Palihan, Teatro
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