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MSMEs in the export business

Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez led the formal opening of the just concluded Manila FAME. He cited the bi-annual buying event as an embodiment of...
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BDO Foundation helps improve healthcare for Pilareños

The health workers of Pilar, a municipality in the province of Capiz, aspire to achieve a noble goal. Led by their municipal health officer...
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Balutan: ‘Every parent’s dream is to see their children go to school’

“No parent in his right mind would not like to send their children to school. Every parent’s dream is to see their children go...
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Ang lumbay ng Mayo ni Louie Jon A. Sánchez

In Memoriam, Cirilo F. Bautista (1914-2018)     May lumbay ang Mayo na ito— Naglilimas, unti-unti, ng búhay Upang igiit yata ang likás Na panglaw ng mabuhay. Ano pa ba'ng dapat...
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Kamakalawa (kay Cirilo F. Bautista) ni Santiago Villafania

1.   kagabi ay hinimayhimay ko ang bawat taludtud ng aking tula binaybay ang mga malalalim na kataga hanggang sa dumugo ang pahina   noon ko lang unang natikman ang tamis at...
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A still point (For Cirilo F. Bautista, Paalam, Toti) by Albert B. Casuga

  Sense and notion meld where sound is sight, and stillness is moving. It completes an oxymoron for the day: What crack of thunder and flash of lightning would slice this mid-morning...
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When a writer dies by Ramil Digal Gulle

when a writer dies maybe the silence grows just that bit longer   or darkness fattens one globule more as it turns in its sleep, eyes closed yet tearing   up in happiness moist smile...
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Going Nova by Alma Anonas-Carpio

  They say you slipped away In the glorious morning sun. Yet even the quietest leave-taking Is beyond you who are now purest light.   All that you held Barely contained Burst...
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Losing Cirilo by Joel Pablo Salud

  *My humble tribute to Poet and National Artist for Literature Cirilo F. Bautista   nothing comes easy nothing by way of gain or loss, neither in this life nor...
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Poems by Cirilo F. Bautista

  Exile By: Cirilo F. Bautista I want to write about life and deathlessness and the sea, the rampage and calm and full flow of blood and bread   on...
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How the baro transformed into the garment of Filipino identity

Every piña fiber, abacá, and jusi fabric woven into a barong Filipino carries the struggles of being acknowledged as the Philippine national dress for men. Along with them, the nation’s fight for acceptance and freedom is reflected in patterns drenched in Philippine culture and tradition.  “The barong Filipino overcame many obstacles, the biggest...

Christmas rush made jolly with Jollibee Group Rush Hour Rewards

Just when you think the rush hour is the worst part of the Christmas season, here comes Jollibee to turn the daily commute into something a little more joyful! With Jollibee Group Rush Hour Rewards, rush hour isn’t just bearable, it’s extra jolly. From Mondays to Fridays, enjoy ₱100 OFF your favorite meals from...

Artificial Intelligence, Genuine Friendship: Miko’s AI-Technology Robots Aim Spots at Filipino Homes

Miko is built for kids, trusted by parents across the world. Pasig City, Philippines—The best tech buddy that has been winning families' hearts from across the world is now marking its grand entry into Filipino homes! Consumer robotics company Miko is introducing its technology to blend with the...

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