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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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Pag-IBIG Fund SAFE Loan helps over 803,000 members with ₱5.82 billion released in less than six weeks

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Pag-IBIG Fund has released ₱5.82 billion under its Special Assistance for Financial Emergencies (SAFE) Loan as of July 22, providing aid to 803,769 members in less than six weeks since the program started on June 10.  The SAFE Loan forms part of Pag-IBIG Fund’s...

Maynilad targets record 230,000 trees for 2026 Ipo Watershed restoration

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — West Zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (Maynilad) has begun its 2026 Plant for Life program, setting its highest annual planting target to date: 230,225 indigenous tree seedlings across 450 hectares of priority restoration areas within the Ipo Watershed. The 2026 planting sites cover...

RAHP : Rebuilding after disaster starts with food

Rise Against Hunger Philippines (RAHP) works with local partners to help communities recover by restoring access to food after disasters. VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — In the Philippines, disasters rarely happen in isolation. A typhoon strikes. Crops are damaged. Livelihoods are lost. As communities begin rebuilding, another disaster often...