Philippines
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Love for Country vs. Disappointment in Government
By Ronnie Reyes | Mga Kwento ni Ronnie What do you do when you love your country… but you don’t trust the people running it? It’s a question that hits deep — especially for those of us who have children and grandchildren. We love the Philippines — the land, the people, the warmth, the food,… Read more
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What’s Wrong with the Philippines?
image credit: PRC website The Philippines is a land of abundance. We are rich in natural resources—lush forests, fertile farmlands, untapped minerals, and surrounded by waters teeming with marine life. But beyond our physical wealth lies an even greater treasure: our people. Filipinos are young, intelligent, English-speaking, skilled, and hardworking. We are known for our… Read more
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Quezon’s Legacy
Once in a while, it’s good to take a break like a movie date with my wife for a change. Glad to have watched Quezon’s Game after a month since its 1st showing. I feel bad that I didn’t see a packed audience since it’s a quality film and a very relevant one. I put… Read more
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How much do you love your country? (A guide to 2016 Election)
According to Wiktionary, “Motherhood statement” is defined as a vague, “feel good” platitude, especially one made by a politician, that few people would disagree with. In the Philippines, esp. at this time of the year (#Election2016), you would hear a lot of “feel good” promises made by politicians from the national to local level. Why?… Read more
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Why it’s more fun in the Philippines
It’s more fun in your own country when you have an honest government. God bless the Philippines! When the righteous prosper, the city rejoices; when the wicked perish, there are shouts of joy. – Proverbs 11:10 Following is the English version of President Aquino’s 3rd State of the Nation Address: President Benigno Aquino III’s 3rd… Read more
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Top 28 valid IDs in the Philippines
Below is a list of valid IDs in connection with AMLA compliance: Top 28 Valid IDs Required in the Philippines 1. Passport 2. Current Driver’s License 3. Permit to Carry Firearms 4. New Social Security System card (SSS) 5. Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) eCard 6. Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) ID 7. New Tax Identification Number (TIN) 8. Postal ID 9. National Statistics Office (NSO)… Read more
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