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‘Pikit-mata’: The quiet cost of getting by amid rising prices
The air in the Legazpi City public market is thick—salty from the ice, sharp with the metallic tang of wet concrete, cut through by the rhythmic thunk of a meat cleaver echoing off the corrugated iron roof. I set my…
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