00:10Indigenous
00:10I pray,
00:11I desire a direct,
00:14and I will take care of my own face.
00:17At the original end,
00:18I will take care of my fears,
00:19and that I will intelect my fears
00:21as the poison's blood
00:23on my blood.
00:26I know that I cannot take care of my own
00:28and my own immune system,
00:29because I am just crying
00:29Oon, kinabuhig niwala pang mataak sa akong pananaw.
00:35Diembos ang kanulumoy mo mahapag sa akong mga damguga
00:38ki pangahas ko ang patigharong sa malakosot ngadagway na katalagman.
00:44O, suutun ko bisan akong maglisuut sa dalang nga akong pangasubayo.
00:50Pamasing sa taliwala niang nandagtom, anaaarang mupahiyo ang akong paglao.
00:56I can't believe that I have taken my triumph
01:02I can't find my triumph
01:04I know this is my government
01:06for my people who are living here
01:09for my people who are living for my triumph
01:12I want to be a great boy
01:16I've seen my death
01:19I have to run my triumph
01:3020 years ago,
01:32we had a place where it was.
01:35It was a complex.
01:38It was a hotbed for the NPA before.
01:42It was booked,
01:43it was just a place where it was.
01:46Now, with the current
01:49best practices in the Army,
01:52they were attacked by strategic positions in Bukid.
01:57They were killed.
01:59They were killed by a man,
02:01they were killed by a landfall,
02:02they were killed by a landfall,
02:03they were killed by a patrol base,
02:05and they were killed by basic services
02:07by a government.
02:08They were killed by a man.
02:17Whether it's a tire or something like that,
02:19it has to be damaged in a lot.
02:25Even if it has a turbine,
02:26there are not any lights to get into the car,
02:27it's possible to get in a lot of them.
02:29But it's possible to get inside the vehicle.
02:35It's the best thing to get to the car.
02:36When it's in the old car,
02:37we need to get back to the car.
02:40They felt they had to sit down and have to sit down.
02:43We had to sit down on the ground and have to sit down in the ground for a whole time.
02:48We had to sit down in the water and put down on the ground.
02:55In the 1981s, the rebellion was almost was killed by the militia.
03:03Our now members who were killed last night tomorrow,
03:08who give us good evening,
03:10please give us more and even though we VP of support,
03:13excuse me.
03:14We interventions in Dina's building
03:15as a manager,
03:16and also crying about the communal,
03:20and our associates
03:23auditor negatively.
03:24in the community.
03:29When we were to adapt to the government,
03:32we were able to remember the poor peace,
03:35high peace, or school.
03:37The problem with the government is that
03:39the government has been sacrificed.
03:47It's just for the sake of the children.
03:51It's just for the sake of the children.
03:54And when we turned on,
03:55we were seeing that the government was
03:58increasing and having many times that
04:01we were struggling with the children.
04:04They had to feel 18,000 persons
04:09for their children.
04:09Even if it's home,
04:14I had to deal with it.
04:16They had to feel 18,000 persons
04:19We were always able to feel 18,000 persons
04:24Workers at the time, these are class questions.
04:28Don't ask, sir, so please make this project
04:31to you use the cover class or the cover card.
04:34The cover card, whatever this cover card.
04:36They only want to use the mayor of Kawali.
04:38They do not find the contractor, but they still have a lot of power.
04:41Now, they will need you to hear the cover class.
04:44So, I can't use them,
04:46as you need them to enjoy their faces
04:47to stand well by the covers or the others who want to see them.
04:52I hope the water is still there, but when it comes to the water, the water is still there, it
04:58doesn't have to be a good man.
05:04What did you say? What did you say?
05:06What did you say?
05:07What did you say?
05:08I said, sir, I thought it was far away from the government.
05:15The other thing was that they were killed.
05:17They were killed. They were killed.
05:19They were killed.
05:19even if you're not going to lose your body,
05:21you're like, you're going to lose your body.
05:23It's not a matter of history.
05:26Now, you're going to invite you on the floor.
05:28You'll try to help yourself with the government.
05:32So, the next thing is,
05:34the person who was trying to get the PI
05:35and the other person who was trying to get the PI
05:41and the person who didn't get the PI
05:42and the person who was trying to get the PI
05:44the other person who started the PI
05:48Livelihood.
05:50What's your livelihood?
05:51Projects.
05:52In the first place, sir, I got the service to the government.
05:58So, sir, I didn't have the infantry infantry battalion in the 4-ID.
06:05They were able to make a task for the people to live lives.
06:19We are on the sustainment phase.
06:22So, what we're doing is we visit the city leaders or the people who call them.
06:29So, how do we do it? How do we do it?
06:33How do we give the livelihoods?
06:34That's what we're doing as part of the sustainment phase.
06:38We are thrilled to announce the opening of a new Rural Health Service Center right here in the heart of
06:46Barangay Yorita.
06:47This center will not only provide essential health care services, but will also symbolize our commitment to rebuilding lives, restoring
06:56hope, and nurturing a brighter future for our people.
09:17It was a year ago, the land that was a great day.
09:21I was a bad day.
09:22In the future, I have seen in the U.S.
09:26and the official U.S.
09:27and the U.S.
09:27I have seen that the land is in the first place.
09:31I saw that it was concrete in my land.
09:35It looks like it's in the land and it's in the land.
09:37It's not the same as the land.
09:40Being an engineer, I was very concerned about this.
09:43We tell the questions among them to our needs,
09:48what is important to us is to us to live our VRM project
09:51on the front of our project,
09:52because we have our VRM project.
09:56And to us, it is good to live our VRM project.
09:57We also have our VRM project,
09:59but we also have our VRM project.
10:01Yes, they look like our VRM project,
10:07and we are looking for our online projects.
10:11We do our VRM project,
10:13and we have our VRM project,
10:13So not only to NPAs, even without the NPAs.
10:20The challenge today is how to sustain this one.
10:24That it will be better.
10:26It will be better if it will be better.
10:29It will be better if it will be better if it will be better.
10:33Thank you very much for the local government in the city of Ingoog.
10:38In the Department of Interior and Local Government,
10:41the ELCAC programs are supported by the development programs
10:46along with the DALAN-KARON
10:48that will be easy access to products from Kabukiran-Hangtod
10:56in our DAKBAYAN.
10:59As the Regional Director of the Department of Interior and Local Government,
11:04I'm excited to share the remarkable impact of the Support to Marangay Development Program
11:09or SBDP in Misamis Oriental.
11:13In a region once plagued by insurgency and isolation,
11:18SBDP's initiatives have paved the way for transformative change
11:22through interventions like farm-to-market roads, ridges, piecing market buoys,
11:28water systems, a health center, and livelihood projects
11:33we have connected, isolated, and influenced communities,
11:37reducing vulnerability to extremist propaganda.
11:41SBDP empowers locals providing opportunities they deserve.
11:45Our commitment to fostering development and unity is evident
11:50in Misamis Oriental's journey from a hotbed of insurgency
11:55to a hub of economically invigorated communities.
12:00This success has underscored the need
12:02to continue SBDP as a government program
12:05ensuring a lasting impact and growth.
12:08Together, we continue to build a brighter future.
12:12Thank you very much.
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