Tag: #lessons
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Upholding democracy and learning from martial law lessons
When President Ferdinand E. Marcos issued Presidential Proclamation No. 1081 placing the entire Philippines under martial law effective September 21, 1972, the country had a population of 37.9 million. Out of the present population of 111.3 million, 73.4 million or two out of every Filipinos, were born after that event. This explains why, if asked to comment or reflect on whether or not the imposition of martial law was beneficial to the country, their answer would probably be a shrug of indifference.
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5 lessons every mother should teach their daughters according to VP Leni
Before becoming the country’s second-highest government official, Vice President Leni Robredo is a mother of three daughters Aika, Tricia, and Jillian.
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Lessons for PH: Will Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan affect the security situation in Mindanao?
Over the past few weeks, the world became a witness to the swift military takeover of Taliban forces in Afghanistan by overthrowing the ruling government as the United States pulled out its remaining forces after 20 years of their extended stay.
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Make the quarantine period more productive by attending these webinars and digital events
Soon this will all be over—Are we better now?
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Three lessons that we can learn from successful family farms
Farming is a challenging but fruitful profession. Millions of Filipino households are part of the agriculture industry that may suffer setbacks that include natural disasters, yet, have remained resilient.
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8-year-old boy spends P100k on mobile games
They initially thought that their son spent P40,000 worth on mobile games in just two days.
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Kris Aquino summarizes realizations over recent career development, life
For all her eloquence, Kris Aquino cited only few words that stand for lessons learned not only from a recent career development, but in life.