A visit to the Fort in Taguig would not be complete without these delectable cupcakes available at Cupcakes by Sonja,…
foodDaily Archives: April 13, 2008
They paid fixers operating around the Philippine consulate to be able to go back home but were instead made to live under a bridge. They asked the assistance of the consulate but were taken to the Saudi police. They endured cramped cells with very little food and water in two deportation centers. And now, some of them are back to describe their harrowing experiences, of dreams turning into nightmares.
OFWs and migrationZTE-NBN scandal whistleblower Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada says he has paid the price for telling the Filipino people what they already know “and yet do not want to be told.”
corruption, jun lozada, ZTE-NBN scandalFollowing a meeting of its board of directors, San Miguel Brewery Inc. (SMB), the brewery unit of San Miguel Corporation,…