HB 4301

House·13th Congress·Filed May 10, 2005

An Act Declaring January 6th of Every Year as a Day of Celebration to Commemorate the Founding of the Feminist Movement in the Philippines

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Louie Villafuerte
RepresentativeLuis "Louie" Villafuerte Sr
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An Act Declaring January 6th of Every Year as a Day of Celebration to Commemorate the Founding of the Feminist Movement in the Philippines

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