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Explore - Philippines - Manila to Mindanao 1 of 4 - BBC Travel Documentary

Thu, 07 Apr 2011 10:03:51 PDT

Explore - Philippines - Manila to Mindanao 1 of 4 - BBC Travel Documentary, recorded 05.03.2011 Simon Reeve leads a team of journalists on a ...

Philippine coral reefs under threat

Thu, 09 Jun 2011 23:25:10 PDT

When it comes to marine biodiversity, the Philippines is regarded as something of a superpower. But a new report from the University of the ...

How can philippines become a better country?
Q. I visit the Philippines often, about 3 times a year. My wife is a philipina. My question is what's wrong with the philippines?? Great people, beautiful country, plenty of beaches, freindly and hard working people, etc. But still, the country is a mess. I'm sure everyone is going to blame it on the corrupt politicians. But that's taking the easy way out. I think the corrupt politicians are a product of the people themselves. I think one big problem in Manila is the situation with the squaters. They've totally messed up the city. Not just short term either. No one wants to invest in Manila, because it's future doesn't look very bright. It's a messy city which looks like will get only messier. Please no hate answers. I want to get some… [cont.]
Asked by Almost freeee - Mon Jul 2 11:52:09 2007 - Philippines - 14 Answers - 2 Comments

A. The Philippines acquired a huge national debt because of the Marcos regime borrowing from the world bank and the funneling of the monies to personal accounts. During the early 1980's the Philippines was widely viewed as a potential economic world player. Then when Marcos fell and all the misappropriation of funds was realized, the Philippines economy crumbled. Every Philippine president since then has been faced with the daunting task of paying off the debt acquired by Marcos without the benefit of that debt being originally invested in the economy. In 2000, foreign debt interest payments alone account for 20% of the Philippines national budget. Paying down debt, as an individual or a nation, requires either an increase of income (revenues) [cont.]
Answered by rich17404 - Fri Jul 6 14:21:22 2007

What can the Philippines do to rid themselves of the radical Muslims?
Q. The Philippines is the #1 home of Abu Sayef and the #2 home of Al Queda, and the bombs are going off daily How can they deal with things there ?
Asked by Bob S - Sat Jul 1 18:15:32 2006 - Military - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. One my friend bombs do not go off everyday here. And the truth is I do not think they are from the Muslims. Rather these are scare tactics used by either the current government of the Philippines and/or some of the Opposition politicians. As for how to dispose of the radical muslims...Mindanao must be developed into a stable peaceful and prosperous territory (sounds impossible already dosent it?) with legit representatives for the Muslims in government. These terrorists get people for suicide bombers cause many are poor and destitute here in this Country. Once they find that their lives are not miserable and are worth living then they will not blow themselves up for some stupid religious cause. In addition the existing terrorists must be… [cont.]
Answered by betterdeadthansorry - Mon Jul 3 06:09:11 2006

Malaysia to help Philippines identify dead militants
Fri, 10 Feb 2012 05:00:00 -0800

Manila the Philippine military said Friday Malaysia would send forensics experts in an effort to obtain proof that Filipino forces had killed three of Southeast Asia's most-wanted terror suspects. The military said its US-backed airstrikes last week ...

Philippines wants rice tender to finish by mid-March
Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:47:29 -0800

The Philippines wants to finish a planned tender for a total of 5000 tonnes of rice by the middle of March at the latest to ensure its buffer supply is ready before the lean harvest season starts, Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala said on Friday.

Magnitude 5.6 - NEGROS - cebu region, philippines

U.S. Geological Survey, earthquake.usgs.gov
2012-02-06 04:20:03

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Magnitude 5.0 - babuyan islands region, philippines

U.S. Geological Survey, earthquake.usgs.gov
2012-02-07 19:09:30

USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, responsible for monitoring, reporting, and researching earthquakes and earthquake hazards.

PhilBoxing.com, The Philippines' Boxing Portal
Mayweather calls out Pacquiao for May By Dan Rafael, ESPN.com, Wed, 11 Jan 2012 Floyd Mayweather Jr. could not be any clearer about the opponent he wants to fight on ...
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TipidTXT - Free Text to Philippines | Free Text to Philippines
Mula sa chart ng human reproductive organs, na madalas idikit sa blackboard ng iyong Biology teacher, hanggang sa signage ng mga public comfort rooms, men and women ...
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Lonely Planet Philippines
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Flora of the philippines, including: abaca, coconut, rafflesia, calamondin, rambutan, carica papaya, banyan, purple yam, syzygium samarangense, ... domesticum, drosera spatulata, kamagong [paperback]
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