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Filipino Tragedy: The Vizconde Massacre

Parañaque · Parañaque

Filipino Tragedy: The Vizconde Massacre

On June 30, 1991, the Philippines was shaken by a brutal crime that would become known as the Vizconde massacre. In the quiet neighborhood of Banco Filipino Homes in Parañaque, Estrellita Vizconde, 49, and her daughters Carmela, 19, and Jennifer, 7, were found murdered in their home. Carmela had been raped before her death, and … The post Filipino Tragedy: The Vizconde Massacre appeared first on Flying Ketchup.Read Article

The Legacy of Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga's DENR Tenure

Philippines · Philippines

The Legacy of Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga's DENR Tenure

Under Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga’s leadership, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) became more efficient and forward-thinking. Now, what can we learn from her DENR tenure? And how can we apply these traits to our daily lives? 1. Do your research. A key initiative Yulo-Loyzaga pushed in her DENR tenure was the passing of … The post The Legacy of Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga’s DENR Tenure appeared first on Flying Ketchup.Read Article

Backpacking Puerto Galera: What’s Beyond the Reef

Puerto Galera · Puerto Galera

Backpacking Puerto Galera: What’s Beyond the Reef

Backpacking Puerto Galera? Learn how to get there and discover the best beaches, nightlife, and dive spots waiting for you.Read Article

Not All Stress is Bad—Meet Eustress!

Discover how eustress, aka "the good stress," can help you grow—if you know your limits and listen to your body.Philippines · Philippines Read Article

Top Market Inspirations for Iloilo’s Central and Terminal Markets

Discover how world-class markets from Tokyo, Madrid, and Seoul are inspiring the transformation of Iloilo’s Central and Terminal Markets.Iloilo City · Iloilo City Read Article

Women Leaders Make Strides in #Halalan2025

More women leaders were elected across the country, suggesting a shift in balance, growing openness to more diverse forms of governance.Cavite · Cavite Read Article

2025 Senators' Promises: Will They Deliver?

What did the top 12 senators promise in 2025—and will they deliver? A quick look at their campaign platforms and what's at stake.Midterm Elections · Philippines Read Article

Shakey’s Philippines Upgrades Its Creammmy Spinach Pizza!

Shakey’s brings a richer, creaMMMier twist to its Creammmy Spinach Pizza — now loaded with real spinach and exciting new flavors.Philippines · Philippines Read Article

Japanese Soldiers Forced Filipinos to Dig Their Own Graves—Before Dissecting Them

The atrocities committed by Japanese soldiers during World War II in the Philippines remain some of the most horrifying chapters in history. Among the countless war crimes, one of the most brutal was the forced excavation of mass graves by Filipino civilians—only to be executed and even dissected alive by their captors. The Brutality of Japanese Soldiers … The post Japanese Soldiers Forced Filipinos to Dig Their Own Graves—Before Dissecting Them…World War II · Philippines Read Article

Systems, not just band-aid solutions for SM Prime

Crucial to waste recovery efforts, SM Prime equips its properties with a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF), and standardized waste segrega...Plastics · Philippines Read Article

Why Philippine Seas Are Vital to Climate Action

Dive into how Philippine seas fight climate change, sustain communities, and why protecting our oceans means securing our future.Philippines · Philippines Read Article

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