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Kathryn Bernardo thanks Daniel Padilla and friends for camping experience

According to her, she has been wanting to try camping for quite some time now. “And I’m so lucky I got to finally experience it with this awesome group! What an unforgettable time that I’d cherish forever from building our tents, to passing through and swimming in the river, to trekking and cooking our food while having the most random conversations, and to helping each other get through muddy roads. Grabe. WILD,” she said. “I’m glad I got to experience all these with all of you. Hahaha! Thank you guys for being such troopers! San na tayo next?”

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MEXICALI BRIEFS: Cocapah tribe leader dies

Cocapah tribe leader dies The so-called Traditional Chief of the Cocapah tribe Inocencia González Sainz died Wednesday, relatives reported on social media. The 84-year-old indigenous leader, one of the last speakers of the native language, died at 4 p.m. González Sainz was a highly recognized artisan that was decorated by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for the promotion of the tribe’s culture. Funeral services were announced in the Cocapah Community Museum. The family thanked the community for their condolences.   Governor introduces political party subsidy bill The Governor’s Office has introduced a bill that seeks to stop subsidizing political parties at the local level.

Hawaiian group files complaint against bank | News, Sports, Jobs

mtanji@mauinews.com Na Po‘e Kokua, a Maui-based Native Hawaiian housing advocacy group, filed a whistleblower complaint Thursday against Bank of America, calling it a “last warning” for the bank to uphold its commitment to make $150 million in home loans available on Hawaiian Home Lands. Na Po‘e Kokua said the next step would be a federal lawsuit. AP file photo A Maui-based Native Hawaiian housing advocacy organization on Thursday filed a whistleblower complaint that it called the “last warning” for Bank of America to uphold a long-standing commitment to make $150 million in home loans available on Hawaiian Home Lands.