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Ramón C. Sunico

Ramón C. Sunico is a bilingual writer with two books of poetry and three books for children. He edits, translates, designs book covers and manages book projects from concept to finished book. A publisher in his past life, he teaches literature and humanities at Ateneo de Manila.
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THE RAINBOW

There are many stories in man’s remembering. Some say they are spun by an old woman who lives hidden from the sun’s rising and...
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The Choice

This is a story about a story. It was told to me in a whisper by a friend who was once part of the story. He is older now, and his face is lined with all sorts of discoveries and disappointments. His hair has turned grey and now, he spends most of his time shaking his head while reading a book or mumbling to himself or both. This story he cannot remember anymore or even that, once, he was part of it himself.

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Fiuu secures JCB Direct Acquiring License to strengthen regional card acceptance across Southeast Asia

Fiuu expands JCB acceptance to Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, with Thailand planned next. VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines (23 July 2026) – Fiuu, the leading fintech platform in Southeast Asia, has secured a JCB Direct Acquiring license as a Regional Acquirer across Malaysia, Singapore, and the...

What this exhibit on colonial dams and irrigation systems tell you about Cavite’s past

Hacienda de Imus is home to the earliest known irrigation system in Cavite. Its oldest surviving structure, the Casundit Dam in Dasmariñas, was constructed by the Augustinian Recollects in 1780 and remains the oldest dated extant dam in the Philippines. This historical footnote serves as an important...

Cinemalaya 22 opening and closing films reflect the diversity of Filipino experiences

For its 22nd edition, the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival opens and closes with two internationally acclaimed independent films that reflect the complexity of Filipino experience: the opening film, Enjoy Your Stay, explores a mother's enduring love for her daughter, while the closing film, Filipiñana, follows a...