Two MUPH candidates advocate arts, sustainable livelihood

By Moises Cruz

Mar 24, 2024 12:15 am

TWO contestants for the upcoming Miss Universe Philippines (MUPH) pageant with radically distinct backgrounds will simply make use of their perspectives to encourage people and the general public to work toward change and systems that benefit the majority.

Bianca Gaviola of Bohol province and Daniella Villar of Cabanatuan City told The Manila Times in an interview that by getting involved with advocacy and purposeful work on the ground, we can make a difference and encourage others to take action as well.

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