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Inquirer.net - Sep 29, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The government has provided financial and livelihood assistance to Mary Jane Veloso and her family after President Marcos granted her an absolute pardon, allowing her to reunite with her family after more than 16 years, according to Malacañang. In a briefing on Monday, Palace press officer Claire Castro said that personnel from

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