Articles in the Pinas Now! Category
Posted in Pinas Now! on 1 February 2019
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Posted in Pinas Now! on 31 January 2019
AS essential elements of an actively functioning non-profit organization, voluntarism and social involvement are fundamentally considered cornerstones which connect charitable and compassionate concerns that strengthen the motivation and focus of such group — virtues that effectually impact the services delivered to the community. The Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League, Inc. (PACCAL), a non-profit 501… […]
Posted in Pinas Now! on 31 January 2019
February 22,2019 Friday will be an unforgettable evening as it marks the much anticipated first tribute concert to the Total Entertainer Rico J. Puno since his passing last October 30,2018. Rico’s youngest daughter 17 yr old Chenza Puno is set to headline this heartfelt tribute concert together with special guests her sister the beautiful and… […]
Posted in Pinas Now! on 31 January 2019
The Philippines is considered the 50th best country in the world, according to a recent global survey conducted by U.S. News and World Report. The annual survey — based on responses from 20,000 people from 36 countries — released earlier this January ranks the top 80 countries in the world, using 65 different metrics, such… […]
Posted in Pinas Now! on 31 January 2019
Japan’s largest airline, ANA Holdings Inc. is investing $95 million (P4.9 billion) in the holding firm of Philippine Airlines (PAL), the Philippine flag carrier said on Tuesday, January 29. PAL Holdings said the parent company of Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA) will acquire 9.5 percent of the company’s outstanding shares as well as shares… […]
Posted in Pinas Now! on 31 January 2019
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Posted in Pinas Now! on 30 January 2019
THE Democrats constantly talk about comprehensive immigration reform, including a pathway to legalization for the approximate 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. They criticize President Trump for his harsh policies on immigration enforcement. While I’m fully in favor of comprehensive immigration reform, as a starting point, the Democrats could at least eliminate or repeal… […]
