My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
Although arguably inappropriate, it was very understandable for farmers to have exploded into an almost-riot last night at the House of Representatives, following the failure of the Lower House to extend the life of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. Instead, Continue reading Double whammy
Well, it had dragged on for more than a year, like the old-style Philippine soap operas. But on Saturday, Hillary Clinton’s quest to become the first woman president of the United States finally ended with her formal endorsement of Barack Continue reading The Graceful Clinton Exit
Here is another story, a special report about Boracay’s garbage problem. Let me be the first to clarify that the story is not intended to malign the reputation of what has been said to be the world’s best beach.
I’ve was doing my regular hard drive spring cleaning when I saw this story that we produced for Reporter’s Notebook in December 2006. Entitled Lason, it reports on the alleged effects of aerial spraying in the banana plantations of Davao Continue reading Reporter's Notebook: LASON
Just sharing my last song syndrome. It’s an inspirational Church song called Children of Easter Morn. Children of Easter Morn – Bukas Palad
When I was a reporter and the office was still in Quezon City, my Assistant Cameraman would always take Scout Fernandez Street from the station to get to Malacañang. This would save time compared to passing through Timog Avenue and Continue reading Our Lady in the City