Archive for the ‘Philippines’ Tag

February 12, 2010 The Curious Case of Manny Villar posted in Elections, Politics tagged 4 Billion Peso Bribe, Administration Candidate, Bongbong Marcos, Comics, Dolphy, Gibo Teodoro, Gloria Arroyo, GMA, Japan, Japanese, Japanese Jingle, Manga, Manny Villar, Manny Villar Jingle, May 2010 Elections, Philippine Elections, Philippines, Senator, Traditional Politician, TV Ads, Villar Comics, Villar Komiks
December 6, 2009 President Gloria Arroyo’s Report on Proclamation No. 1959 posted in News and Current Affairs tagged Ampatuan, Gloria Arroyo, Maguindanao, Maguindanao Massacre, Magundadatu, Malacañang, Martial Law in Maguindanao, Martial Law in the Philippines, PGMA, PGMA Report on Proclamation No. 1959. Martial Law, Philippines, Proclamation 1959
September 26, 2009 Typhoon Ondoy Emergency Hotlines and Relief Operations posted in News and Current Affairs tagged ABS-CBN, Air Force, ARANÁZ, Ateneo de Manila University, Bureau of Fire Protection, Caritas Manila, Coast Guard, Dick Gordon, disaster relief, donations, emergency, Erica Paredes, GMA-7, Hillsborough Village Chapel, InfoHub Center, Jam 88.3, Kapuso Foundation, Luca, Luzon Relief, Manor Superclub, Marikina City Rescue, Meralco, Metro Manila, Metro Manila Development Authority, Metro Manila Typhoon, Ministop, Miriam Quiambao, Moonshine, Myron's Place, National Capital Region Police Office, National Disaster Coordinating Council, NDCC, NDCC Situation Report, Ondoy, Our Lady of Pentecost Parish, Papemelroti, Petron, Philippine Army Officers Ladies Club, Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine National Red Cross, Philippines, Quezon City Rescue, Radio Veritas, Red Cross, relief, Relief Operations, rescue, Rescue InfoHub Center, Rescue Operations, San Miguel Corporation, Signal #1, Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan Task Force Noah, TeamManila, Tropical Storm Ketsana, Tropical Storm Ondoy, Tulong Bayan, TXTPower, Typhoon Ondoy, Victory, Victory Fort, World Vision Philippines

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Sour Politics tackles issues of government, the bureaucracy and its administration; and the politics within and around it.

Bong is a senior student of the National College of Public Administration and Governance, an online journalist, and a food and events blogger.

He is a youth leader and an activist, trying to make a difference, in ways as crazy as he can think of, among his peers and in his country. He holds the position of Councilor in the University Student Council (USC), in UP Diliman.

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