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Part 2 Joe Malvar Villegas was so committed to his advocacies, especially in favor of the prevalence of the Labor Party in Philippine politics, that even in his last dying days at the Seventh Adventist Hospital in Pasay when he could hardly breathe because of a serious case o
Justice Cecilia Muñoz-Palma was born on November 22, 1913 in Bauan, Batangas. Her father was a former congressman of Batangas. She was intellectually gifted and topped all her classes in all levels. She was the high school class valedictorian of St. Scholastica’s College in 1931. She was the first woman to be elected president…
Published April 11, 2021, 12:12 AM Mr. Icban never really noticed me, until I wrote a poem. I attended the 10-day Singapore Writers Festival and brought home with me this burning desire to write in verse. I used to write poetry as a kid, but I outgrew it. While working for glossy magazines, I started writing poetry again to accompany the fashion editorials or travel photographs when, instead of facts, what I would like to convey was a mood or an atmosphere—but moving to the newspaper, I had this mistaken notion that there was no room for poetry in the news, even in the lifestyle beat.
news Philippine ‘People Power’ at 35: a strange metamorphosis under Duterte Mark R. Thompson Activists burn an effigy during a September 2017 protest in Manila against Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war killings. Photo: AFP On Thursday, the Philippines will mark the 35th anniversary of the largely peaceful insurrection that overthrew dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos in 1986. The uprising captivated the global media and garnered international praise, showing that an authoritarian ruler could be overthrown by millions of civilian protesters. Among its most iconic...