My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
Yesterday’s ARMM elections were reportedly peaceful. But obviously, the bigger story lies not in who would eventually be proclaimed governor. The bigger and most immediate story is the ongoing violence in North Cotabato. Still there are many poll-related questions that Continue reading The Bigger Stories
The quest for peace in Mindanao may finally be at our doorstep with the creation of an extended, autonomous Bangsamoro state. This was supposed to be realized tomorrow with the signing of a memorandum of agreement between the MILF and Continue reading The Bangsamoro State
Up to this point in the campaign for the US presidency, Republican hopeful John McCain has positioned himself as the better authority on foreign policy, prompting rival democrat Barack Obama to make a much-hyped trip to Europe and the Middle Continue reading McCain and the "Iraq-Pakistan Border"
I am just so relieved and thankful that Matthew David Samudio is back with his parents. Chu-chu, as he is called by his loved ones, was abudcted at a mall in Alabang only last Tuesday. He was abducted in a Continue reading Thank Goodness!
The postponement of the upcoming ARMM elections could probably help if considered in the context of the ongoing peace talks. Let us just not forget, however, that the polls on August 11 provides the country a good opportunity to finally Continue reading Good News and Bad News
Truth be told, I could not help but take Sen. Loren Legarda less and less seriously as a politician, following her latest actions. I am specifically referring to her latest order to pullout all her billboards, featuring her as the Continue reading Loren's Ridiculous Move