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EyeOpener
Manila
February 15, 2010
 
The Election campaign for national positions in the Philippines is officially on! To many people it is the start of fiestas and carnivals where candidates show their wares – they sing & dance, do fiery speeches attacking political opponents, invite movie, radio/television personalities to attract more people to their political rallies and meetings. To the Class D & E these are welcome opportunities to enjoy free foods and entertainment compliments of the candidates.
 
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EyeOpener
Manila
February 25, 2009
 
After spending the Christmas holidays in the Philippines, Filipino balikbayans left the country with a heavy heart. Many of my balikbayan friends were telling me that they would prefer to stay in the Philippines once they retire. They find the Philippines a happy place to live in. There are many beautiful places to see, many eateries and restaurants with different food style which cater to one’s appetite even in the wee hours of the morning. Whiling away the evening in one of the coffee shops in places like Greenbelt area in Makati, Serendra & Bonifacio High street at the Old Fort Bonifacio, Eastwood at Libis, Quezon City, Araneta area, Cultural Center area ...
 
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Update Issue June 2008
Manila
June 29, 2008
 
If continuous weekly increases in oil and prime commodities cannot be stopped, social unrest might developed, peace and order will be in danger and criminality will rise because many will experience hunger. Even the middle class could feel the growing pangs of hard life. Only a segment of the population would not mind the continuous price increases.

What solution should be made in order not to further alleviate the burden of the citizenry? Many are saying to remove the VAT and...
 
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UPDATING SECURITY TRAINING PROGRAM IMPORTANT
Manila
May 22, 2008
 
Any political leader who cannot openly speak about moral and ethical values or lead a campaign towards good conduct in public and private life has no right to preside over a nation supposedly known for its religiosity and adherence to Christian values in Asia. . We urgently need at this point in time a God-fearing leader who is morally upright, creative, one who listens and follows what is good and right, one who is gifted with wisdom.

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The bank robbery that...
 
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HOSPITAL WITH NO NURSES
Manila
April 25, 2008
 
Nursing is still the number one college course in the country. Why? Many students and parents believe that this is college degree where graduates can easily land a job abroad especially in the U.S. and Canada and earn dollars to help their families in the Philippines. This the reason why...
 
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WHAT IS LOZADA TRYING TO PORTRAY?
Manila
March 21, 2008
 
Why is the Philippines with its many resources still a poor country? And why are countries like Holland, Switzerland, Denmark, Singapore and others with very limited natural resources are progressively rich? Why is Japan, then a small and poor nation, is now very prosperous and is second in world economy....
 
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No Lights, No Camera, No Grandstanding
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February, 2008
 
Sensational news hitting the country again is the ZTE broadband deal that allegedly involved some government officials and prominent personalities. The testimony of Jun Lozada, a key witness to the... More
ERAP WANTS TO RECAPTURE HIS THRONE
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January 2008
 
The way former President Joseph Estrada is conducting himself today clearly speaks of a dethroned man vent on regaining a lost territory. His invasion and frequent visits to depressed areas... More
 
Press Release  
OFW returnees receive livelihood assistance
By Freshelle Ruelos / Sara Jane delos Santos
Olongapo City Public Affairs Office
May 16, 2012
 
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Olongapo City –Another batch of OFW returnees each received P10,000 livelihood assistance from the National Reintegration Center for OFW (NRCO).

The Olongapo City Public Employment Service Office (PESO), the Overseas Workers and Welfare Administration (OWWA) Region III office  and the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) turned over the cash grants to the five OFW returnees, namely: Ronald...
 
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Cairns: A Fishing Paradise Waiting To Be Discovered
By John Anderson
Queensland-Australia
May 16, 2012
 
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The city named after William Wellington Cairns, the then current Governor of Queensland, the provincial city is situated in Far North Queensland. The tropical climate attracts several tourists to Cairns- also known as the gateway of the Great Barrier Reef....
 
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An Invitation to the Celebration of 114th proclamation of Philippine Independence
Thu 17th May 2012
 
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Date: 17 June 2012, Sunday
09.30 – 19.00
Venue: Belfort,
Markt 7, 8000 Brugge
Belgium

For more detailed info, please don’t hesitate to contact

Ms. Minabelle Vanantwerpen-Siason, PIC2012-Coordinator
Blauwvoetstraat 12, 8700 Tielt, Belgium
+32(0)476-371677 +32(0)51-405319
cofaf1@gmail.com...
 
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MoreEUROPE MIGRANTS JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT FOR MIGRANT AND REFUGEE RIGHTS  
Migrante Europe (IMA Europe Section)

“Strenthen our ranks and struggle”, with these words echoing, more than 100 migrants and refugees representing mass organizations from...
MoreTOASTMASTERS ANNUAL DIVISION JOINT CONFERENCE HELD IN SAUDI ARABIA  
By Domingo P. Herras

“RIYADH DIVISIONS: TOGETHER AS ONE”
 
RIYADH – A conglomeration of some 28-31 Toastmasters International individual clubs in the Central...
ANG PANGARAP NI ESIONG
Kabanata 1
Ni Rene Calalang

MASASABING kung ang isang tao ay ipinanganak na may angking katangian, si Esiong ay isang ganap na halimbawa,...
More1ST EUROPEAN ALL-PINAYS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT

JUNE 16, 2012 (Saturday)

Venue:  Sporthal Waterwijk

Ijsselmeerweg 48 – ALMERE

The Netherlands

Organiser: FLEVOPINOYS...
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