In “El Pueblo,” as the local Zamboangueños call their city center or downtown, is an edifice that is synonymous to the city and perhaps …
Category Archive: Government/Civil Sites
Jul
28
2011
San Juan de Bolboc: More than Just Laiya!
When we say San Juan in Batangas, everyone would say–Laiya! Yup, this strip of cream white sand beach at this town has made this …
Jun
26
2011
The Halls of the People of Cotabato City
Cotabato City was and is still one of the most important political cities in the country, historically holding several edifices that handle such vast …
Jun
14
2011
Old Cotabato Provincial Capitol: Seat of the United Cotabato
Cotabato City was a bustling urban area, teeming with life and people from different places, speaking different languages. Moro, Kristyano and Lumad cultures mix …
May
16
2011
Inside US Embassy Manila
The US Embassy Manila is the office of the United States of America government in Philippine soil, located just besides the old Dewey Boulevard, …
Aug
22
2010
Just Dropping by at the Philippine Congress
It was one Monday rainy afternoon. I was in a mission: To drop by at a Congressman’s office for an official endorsement. I have …
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Aug
23
2010
08-23-2010: Bloodshed at Quirino Grandstand Manila
by Berniemack Arellano
Indeed, Quirino Grandstand in Luneta, central Manila, capital of the Philippines, is one historical place. It was here where several presidents took their oaths, …
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