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Lope K. Santos

Lope K. Santos (1879 – May 1, 1963) was a poet, scholar, and legislator. He was a labor leader during the early years of the Philippine labor movement and was also a leading figure in the development of the Philippine national language. He is the author of the novel Banaag at Sikat, the epic poem Ang Panggingera, and Ang Apat na Himagsik ni Francisco Balagtas at Ibá pang Sanaysay. He was given the Rizal Pro Patria Award in 1961 by President Carlos P. Garcia. A new translation by Danton Remoto of Banaag at Sikat was published by Penguin Books in 2021.
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BATHALA NG PAGGAWA

Tiklop-tuhod sa harap mo akong Hari ng Dalita,nagsusulit sa paa mo ng buhay ko sa paggawa,nagsusumbong sa bait mong, ang pawis ko’t aking luha,paanhin...

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Amid uncertain times: Volunteer group ushers in a season of renewed faith and hope with ‘MAD Talks Puhon’

MANILA, Philippines—As uncertainty continues to shape the world, I am MAD (Making A Difference) Volunteers Inc. is ushering in a season of renewed faith and hope with the return of its signature “hugot” event, MAD Talks. Set to take place this December in celebration of National Volunteer Month,...

Give the Gift of Connection: There’s a Xiaomi Phone for Every Kind of Giver

This year, make your gift count—with tech that’s personal, practical, and future-ready The holidays are more than just a season of giving—they’re a chance to celebrate the people who matter most with gifts that empower, inspire, and connect. This holiday season, Xiaomi makes that easier than ever with...

AstraZeneca and Diabetes Philippines Launch Movement to Combat a Disease Affecting Millions of Filipinos

MANILA, Philippines — Coinciding with World Diabetes Day, Diabetes Philippines and AstraZeneca officially launched the ‘STOP Diabetes ACT NOW,’ issuing an urgent call for Filipinos to have earlier screening for diabetes, a lifestyle disease affecting 4.7 million Filipino adults1 and the fifth leading cause of death in the country,2 and to significantly reduce...

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