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CEBU. Folders containing names of residents in Barangay Guadalupe who are voting yes to splitting the village into two. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
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CEBU. Folders containing names of residents in Barangay Guadalupe who are voting yes to splitting the village into two. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)

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  • CEBU. Voters wait for their turn to be called during a plebiscite on proposed Guadalupe split Saturday, July 28, 2012. These residents asked for their precinct numbers. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Guadalupe residents looking at their precinct numbers from the folders readied at the tent of those voting yes to splitting Barangay Guadalupe into two. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Residents voting yes to splitting Barangay Guadalupe into two. A plebiscite was held Saturday, July 28, 2012. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Voters trying to get their precinct numbers during a plebiscite held at the Guadalupe Elementary School in Cebu City Saturday, July 28, 2012. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Comelec personnel and volunteers assist residents in Guadalupe who came to vote "yes" or "no" on Republic Act 9905, creating Banawa-Englis a separate barangay. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. This man looks for his name in the list of residents voting for splitting Barangay Guadalupe. A plebiscite was held Saturday, July 28, 2012. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. One of the volunteers assisting voters in Guadalupe. This woman assists voters who need help in finding their precincts Saturday, July 28, 2012, when a plebiscite on proposed Guadalupe split was held. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
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  • CEBU. Vendors took advantage of the plebiscite Saturday, July 28, 2012, that gathered thousands of residents from Barangay Guadalupe. These vendors do their business outside the Guadalupe Elementary School. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Tent of voters supporting Guadalupe split. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Persons handlign the plebiscite in Barangay Guadalupe. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Security personnel manning the plebiscite Saturday, July 28, 2012, in Barangay Guadalupe, Cebu City. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. These residents check the location of their precincts during a plebiscite in Barangay Guadalupe Saturday, July 28, 2012. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Folders containing names of residents in Barangay Guadalupe who are voting yes to splitting the village into two. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Leaflets given to residents voting yes to splitting Barangay Guadalupe in Cebu City. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Precinct of former Cebu south district congressman Antonio Cuenco. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. This man distributes leaflets to people passing by and encourages them to vote no to splitting Barangay Guadalupe. Onboard the vehicles are residents who voted no to Republic Act 9905, authored by former Cebu congressman Antonio Cuenco. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Former Cebu south district congressman Antonio Cuenco cast his vote Saturday, July 28, 2012, in Barangay Guadalupe, where a plebiscite was held. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Ballot box used during the plebiscite Saturday, July 28, 2012, in Barangay Guadalupe, Cebu City. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
  • CEBU. Posters calling for the split of Barangay Guadalupe by creating sitios Banawa-Englis a separate village were plastered along the road. A plebiscite was held Saturday at the Guadalupe Elementary School. (Laureen Mondonedo/Sunnex)
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