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Viral ancestral house-café in Cavite permanently closed its doors
Kasa Antigua Café rose to fame in 2021 for its brewed drinks and unique dining atmosphere In 2020 and 2021, with layoffs happening due to the pandemic, many Filipinos decided to become the captain of their own ships and establish at-home enterprises of their own, many of which centered on food and...
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Cinco de Noviembre: Negrenses' revolt against the Spanish colonizers
A glimpse of Negrenses’ fight for freedom through the homes of the Generals Perhaps it wouldn’t be as stretch to say that among the most pivotal moment in Philippine history happened on June 12, 1898, when the Filipino’s quest for freedom was finally fulfilled. What many may not know much...
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Be it ever so humble (or grand) … (Part IV)
WALA LANG … there’s no place like home. Believed to be the Philippines’ oldest surviving homes are the Jesuit house in the Parian district of Cebu City and the Ordoveza house formerly in Majayjay, Laguna and now in Bagac, Bataan. The former, incorporated in a hardware bodega, has an...
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