Who is the Filipino? genome expert asks
By Tarra QuismundoIt is a question that has been asked for generations: “Who is the Filipino?”
It is a question that has been asked for generations: “Who is the Filipino?”
After years of fighting the government from hidden jungle bases in the southern Philippines, an Al-Qaida-linked militant group is facing a new adversary: fellow Muslim insurgents who can match their guerrilla battle tactics and are eager to regain their lost stature by fighting the widely condemned terrorist group.
It’s a face-off aimed at fostering understanding and quelling conflict. A total of 20 students from a Pasig high school recently held a virtual dialogue with fellow teenagers in India to share their thoughts on culture and religion—a meeting geared toward increasing young people’s awareness of interfaith understanding.
“Reglamento ng ebidensya.” “Matuklasan ang katotohanan.” “Kataas-taasang Hukom.”
A proposal to make the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona in Filipino received a thumbs up from no less than Senator Lito Lapid.
How do you say subpoena duces tecum in Filipino? Or simply, recess in Filipino? Much as it was a “good” suggestion made by some Catholic bishops, it might be tough to conduct the ongoing impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona entirely in Filipino, Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III said Sunday.
The cartoon character Juan de la Cruz, the symbol of the ordinary Filipino, was given a face by illustrator and cartoonist Jorge Pineda who was born on July 26, 1879, in Sta. Cruz, Manila. The name was coined by Scottish-born journalist Robert McCulloch-Dick in the 1900s after he noticed that it was the most common [...]
