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Mariquit P. Reventar

Mariquit P. Reventar is a retired architect and president of Laguna Lands & Estate Corporation, her family’s firm. In July 2021, she joined a Memoir Writing class at Sunshine Place. A COVID-19 survivor, Mariquit said the lessons she received in memoir writing make her more grateful to the Lord for the gifts of life, family & friends.
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COVID quarantines, the second time around

This essay is one of many written during a Memoir Writing workshop at Sunshine Place under the mentorship of Dr. Oscar Peñaranda, a Gawad...

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Festival helps strengthen the country's creative economy and champions the future of homegrown businesses Manila, Philippines - TikTok Shop highlighted Filipino entrepreneurship in its recent #SarilingAtin Local Brands Festival, a flagship initiative designed to celebrate homegrown products and strengthen support for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and local sellers...

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