Last Wednesday, Daniel Hernandez, the ambassador of Mexico to the Philippines, arranged a most memorable…
Sentiment is one of the hurdles to our understanding of Philippine history. It is set…
When in Dapitan, I always drop by the Rizal Shrine to look out on a…
A Filipino book historian would probably know how many copies of Jose Rizal’s novels have…
When I did K-12 in the last century, the commemoration of the national language only…
Cruising down Roxas Boulevard some years ago, my publisher pointed to a yellow street sign…
All is calm as I write this column; the sunshine breaking through overcast skies. Wind…
A friend recently sent me a 63-item “cheat sheet” posted on “DepEd Teachers’ Channel” on…
One of the challenges of teaching a freshman course on Philippine history through primary sources…
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