Cesar Virata, Marcos-era Finance Chief and Prime Minister, Passes Away at 95
Cesar Virata, a prominent figure in Philippine economic history and a key official during the Marcos regime, has died at 95. His tenure as finance chief is marked by both achievements and significant challenges amidst a backdrop of cronyism.
'Difficult: The Life and Times of Etta Rosales' Offers Insight into Political Commitment
Carmela Abao's *Difficult: The Life and Times of Etta Rosales* shines a light on how political commitment can adapt to changing circumstances. Etta's journey from activism to mainstream politics serves as a profound lesson in perseverance and perspective.
Can Quezon City Rediscover Its Rich History?
Amid rapid development, Quezon City is striving to revive its historical significance. Mayor Joy Belmonte spearheads efforts to engage residents with their cultural heritage through community programs and archaeological initiatives.
Blumentritt Descendants Donate Rare Rizal Letter and 19th-Century Heirlooms to National Museum
In a remarkable gesture of cultural preservation, descendants of Ferdinand Blumentritt have donated rare artifacts, including a letter from Jose Rizal, to the National Museum of the Philippines. This event highlights the enduring friendship between the two nations.
National Artist Resil Mojares Passes Away at 83 in Cebu
Resil Mojares, a prominent voice in Philippine literature and history, has died at 83. His contributions to Cebu's cultural landscape will be remembered.
Novitiate Raid: The Church's Awakening Before EDSA Revolution
The 1974 raid at the Sacred Heart Novitiate marked a turning point for the Catholic Church, sparking its active involvement in the EDSA Revolution and shaping its stance against state repression.
MOPPIYON KAHI DIID PATOY | Unpacking Kidapawan's True Foundation Date
As Kidapawan City celebrates its foundation, questions arise about the true date. The city’s historical roots reveal a complex timeline that dates back over a century.
Historic Maps Reinforce Philippine Claims Over West Philippine Sea
Recent discussions by journalist Marites Vitug highlight the historical context surrounding the Philippines' claims to the West Philippine Sea. These maps serve as crucial evidence against Chinese territorial assertions, emphasizing the importance of documented history in maritime disputes.
Ed Quitoriano: Life and Travels of a Mindanao Rebel Unveiled
Ed Quitoriano's memoir, *Deeper Ground, Darker Shadows*, offers a rare glimpse into the life of a Mindanao rebel. His story is woven through international encounters that shaped his revolutionary path and reveal the complexities of insurgency in the Philippines.