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Raffy Tulfo Hints at Another Senator's Transfer to Philippines' Majority Bloc

Senator Raffy Tulfo has hinted at the possibility of another senator from the minority bloc transferring to the majority in the Philippine Senate. This comes after Senator Mark Villar formally joined the majority, raising prospects of a shift in the Senate's power dynamics.

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