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Popular actors Jason Abalos and JC de Vera brought excitement and energy to the campaign launch of Ang Probinsyano Party-list (APPL) with simultaneous motorcades held in Batasan, Quezon City, and Apas, Cebu City.
Jason Abalos in Batasan, Quezon City
De Vera and Abalos have long been known not only for their acting prowess but also for their dedication to charitable programs. As strong supporters of Ang Probinsyano Party-list, they expressed their belief in its mission to uplift the lives of every Filipino, especially those in far-flung provinces. Their presence at the motorcades served as an inspiration, adding enthusiasm to the crowd.
JC de Vera in Apas, Cebu City PHOTOS FROM FACEBOOK/ANGPROBINSYANOPARTYLIST
In Batasan, Quezon City, the motorcade turned into a grand Mardi Gras-style celebration. Supporters, including members of the LGBT community, joined in to show their support for APPL's inclusive programs. The event was filled with music, dancing, and colorful costumes, with Jason taking center stage as a special guest.
Meanwhile, in Apas, Cebu City, an energetic street party unfolded, featuring Sinulog artists and street dancers. De Vera joined the festivities, further boosting the vibrant atmosphere. This celebration underscored APPL's commitment to promoting local culture and tourism, a cause that both De Vera and Abalos strongly support.
Beyond the festive campaign, Ang Probinsyano Party-list remains steadfast in its mission to provide livelihood programs, financial assistance, and infrastructure projects that improve the lives of Filipinos. Rep. Apid expressed his gratitude to everyone who participated and demonstrated unity during the motorcades.
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"There is nothing more fulfilling than seeing our fellow Filipinos united in love, respect, and a shared dream for a better future," congressman Alfred "Apid" Delos Santos said.
