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Panayam kay Commissioner Dr. Ivan Anthony S. Henares, Head of Subcommission on Cultural Heritage ng NCCA kaugnay ng 2024 Heritage Month Theme na “Championing Heritage: Capacity Building to Transform Communities”<br/><br/>
Panayam kay Commissioner Dr. Ivan Anthony S. Henares, Head of Subcommission on Cultural Heritage ng NCCA kaugnay ng 2024 Heritage Month Theme na “Championing Heritage: Capacity Building to Transform Communities”<br/><br/>
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