Essays on Philippines

Have you ever experienced something was gone that you own? Maybe not, until you check that you are being robbed by someone that you entrusted your assets. According to the website of Philippine Star, the Metrobank, the second largest bank got robbed by the service…

The bright future of an 18-year-old crumbled to dust when he and two others were arrested and accused of stealing from passengers in a jeepney in April 2010. Immediately after his capture, the young man was thrown to the ground and punched in the face….

The Philippines has been through a lot, but Filipinos has always been strong, grateful, and happy. Philippine economy as we all know is not as great as some of the countries in the world nevertheless we’re not the poorest country either thanks to our not…

Introduction Cold storage facilities come in many different forms but has one same goal, prolonging the shelf life of the products stored. In this day and age freshness of a crop is crucial in selling it to the market. Fresh and quality goods brings high…

Infrastructure Gaps in the Philippines It is no secret that the Philippines has a lot of gaps to fill when it comes to infrastructure. On the issue of congestion alone, Japan Cooperation Agency reported that the country suffered a loss of about Php 2.4 billion…

Introduction In 1971 president Richard Nixon of the United States declared War on Drugs. Increasing drug consumption in the 1960s probably led Nixon to target on drug exploitation. In the context of the War on Drugs initiation, Nixon raised funds for drug management agencies and…

Poverty is a state where a person cannot provide, nor have the basic needs of life: shelter to sleep, food, water and clothes. They can’t obtain money, education, jobs and medication because of how the society sees them as a threat to the community; that…

Philippine Midterm Election Cements Duterte’s Power As loyal allies of Duterte enter the Senate, the Philippine President will face little to no opposition in pursuing his goals, including closer relations with China. Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is set to bolster his powers as senatorial candidates…

Gay Speak as an Armor “Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where are going” – Rita Mae Brown. Language is the divine gift of God. It is language that distinguish man from animals. To…

Keni! miusap tamu; a widespread invitation to talk over something interesting – intriguing yet fascinating to the curious open ears and inspired eyes. A meeting juicier than the latest trend and gossip, people from here and there gather around to hear the conveyance of a…