Posts by: Cocoy
I ask this question because PAWS is after a Facebook user who posted pics of a dog on a clothesline. A man is also on trial over Twitter ‘affair’. Not to say that the Facebook user is right, or that PAWS is wrong, I ask this question in general. I think we [...]
Continue Reading →U.S. Citizens are warned about the threats of traveling to the Philippines, particularly in Mindanao.
Continue Reading →The Philippine Government has decided to rename “South China Sea”, to “West Philippine Sea”, the Strait Times of Singapore reported. This in response to the Philippine claim over parts of the Spratly Islands. The Philippines Department of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Eduardo Malaya told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that “the area has [...]
Continue Reading →The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration advised the public that Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao will be experiencing foul weather today. The agency identified a low pressure area right along the Intertropical Convergency Zone. This low pressure area is headed towards the West Philippine Sea (formerly: South China Sea).
Image: Weather [...]
Continue Reading →@govph clarified that Monday, 13 June 2011 is a working day. In previous regimes, the government practiced holiday economics. Should the holiday fall on a Sunday, then the following Monday will be a holiday. The administration of President Aquino has done away with holiday economics. Independence Day is celebrated on June 12. The [...]
Continue Reading →Blogger and Undersecretary of Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Manolo Quezon published on twitter a photo of the reception line at Rizal Hall, Malacanang Palace. Menu for the day is a simple pam de sal, and tenderloin with a choice of wine or apple juice for toast, according to @mlq3.
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Continue Reading →US Navy deploys USS Chung-Hoon to South China Sea amidst tensions in the Spratly Islands.
Continue Reading →President Aquino’s Independence Day message is clear as he raised the Flag in Kawit, Cavite, birthplace of the Filipino nation. He wants to inaugurate a chapter in our nation’s history where every Filipino can take destiny into their own hands. With national issues like the reproductive health bill, divorce, with [...]
Continue Reading →Butuan Bishop Juan de Dios Pueblos urged the President to resign, or face possible ouster, and the Palace led by Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda dubbed him, “a conspirator in a cassock“. The description is apt.
Bishop Pueblos is reading the tea leaves wrongly.
Yes, there are so many problems. While factions [...]
Continue Reading →The Chinese incursion into Philippine territory in the Spratly islands, on the edge of the South China Sea is a clear and present danger.
Continue Reading →- Metro Cebu – December 18, 2011
- Metro Davao – December 18, 2011
- Metro Manila – December 18, 2011
