Category: Philippines
Leni Rides The Crest Of Pink Tsunami
by Perry Diaz Three weeks to election day, the tide of the Philippine election is turning the other way! Yes, it’s happening! You can feel [Read More…]
Philippines Presidential Election Is Not Over, Marcos Leads, Robredo Camp Believes A Comeback Is Possible
by Edwin Quinabo The international press has always been captivated with the Philippine Presidential elections. Democratic. Extremely high voter turnout above 80%. And in an [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: Filipino Housewives Speak
by Rose Churma In commemoration of Women’s History Month last month, we feature another book on women, written and edited by women. This was published [Read More…]
The Philippines Presidential Election and Women, Millennials, Social Media, Political Maturity, Economic and Socioeconomic Growth
From the perspective of the international community, this year’s Philippines presidential elections will crystalize two aspects of interest that countries around the world are also [Read More…]
A Woman For The Ages
by Cora Quisumbing-King When I think of International Women’s Day, my thoughts easily make their way back home to land of my birth and my [Read More…]
The Propaganda War
by Seneca Moraleda-Puguan According to Merriam Webster, propaganda is “the spreading of ideas, information or rumor for purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: FILIPINO WOMAN WRITING – Home and Exile in the Autobiographical Narratives of Ten Writers
by Rose Churma This March, we celebrate Women’s History Month, and it is therefore appropriate to review a book by a woman on women. Although published close [Read More…]
Sika Ken Siak Iti Panagdaliasat Iti Biag Iti Labes Iti Sagrado Ti Balikas: I Do
by Amado Yoro AGYAMANTA:Umay ti agsapa kas met iti yaay ti malemTi malem yegna ti sardam iti salinong ti rabiiSagut, wen, sagut ti Naindaklan Unay NamarsuaTa [Read More…]
Filipino Artists Featured At Hawaii Triennial 2022
by Renelaine Pfister In the middle of Vineyard Boulevard’s Foster Botanical Garden, there is a lounging giant clam-looking igloo made from bamboo and broken surfboards. [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: THIRTY YEARS LATER – Catching Up with the Marcos-Era Crimes
by Rose Churma February 25, 2022 is the thirty-sixth anniversary of the EDSA People Power revolt that ousted the Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos and sent [Read More…]
