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Philippines: The Sick Harry Houdini Country
Who want’s to be Harry Houdini? Who wants to make the great escape? In the Philippines, politicians and identified crooks will definitely top the list. But the only thing that will make them different from Houdini is that, all of them are sick! Yes, that’s the most undisputed trend, style and strategy in the Philippines … Continue reading
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Mr. Moto has been around the street since 1885 as credited to Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz to have built the first of its kind on wooden frame and iron-banded wheels and of “bone-crusher” chassis. Since then, Mr. Moto’s number increased in exponential manner almost identical to that of world’s population. Almost to date, there … Continue reading
(This is based on the article of the Most Rev. Ramon Arguelles, DD, STL published in Tinig Pastol of Ulat Batangan entitled “MONTEMARIA”, Vicar General of Archdiocese of Lipa Msgr. Ruben Dimaculangan’s “On The Exodus Of The Our Lady Mother Of The Poor Foundation From Monte Maria”, and Congressman Hermilando I. Mandanas’ statements released last … Continue reading
Barangay. The smallest political unit in the Philippines. This is the level where national election begins. But for itself, it writes script and directs its own set of scenes by the people directly taking part up close and personal. This can’t be ignored. Everyone, from candidates to political patriarchs, down to the the voters themselves, … Continue reading
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