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Kris Lanot Lacaba

Kris Lanot Lacaba is a poet and freelance journalist. He co-scripted Cameroon Love Letter (For Solo Piano) and the Nick Joaquin biopic Dahling Nick, a Cinema One nominee for best picture and Gawad Urian nominee for best documentary. He is co-recipient of the 2016 Catholic Mass Media Awards special citation for Investigative Reporting for a 10-part martial law series in the Philippine Daily Inquirer, with authors Ceres Doyo, Susan Quimpo, and Monica Feria.
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Ode to Lope K. Santos: writer, poet, labor organizer, and father of Filipino grammar

Sometime before Lope K. Santos passed away on May 1, 1963, he paid a visit to a cemetery with his wife, to the grave...

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Honored the Legacy of Juan Rulfo’s Pedro Páramo at Instituto Cervantes

To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the publication of Juan Rulfo's literary masterpiece Pedro Páramo, last November 24 Instituto Cervantes de Manila and the Embassy of Mexico in the Philippines screened the film PEDRO PÁRAMO (Rodrigo Prieto, 2024) at the Intramuros branch of Instituto Cervantes. The screening was presented by Filipina...

Philippine digital economy surges on, driving 16% growth towards $36 billion GMV by 2025

NOVEMBER 25, 2025, MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The Philippine digital economy is sustaining powerful double-digit growth, remaining firmly on track to hit $36 billion in Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) by 2025, according to the 10th edition of the e-Conomy SEA 2025 Report, titled "From Digital Decade to AI...

With rising demand for suburban workspaces, Silver City offers scalable, PEZA-ready offices in Pasig

As companies align their 2025 expansion strategies with workforce accessibility, Ortigas Offices is positioning Silver City, a multi-building office district within Ortigas East, Pasig, as a high-performance suburban business address designed to support the evolving needs of BPOs and corporate occupiers. Located at the crossroads of Pasig, Marikina,...

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