The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Are you craving for Filipino food in Saudi Arabia? Try Bilo-bilo, Pancit, and Chopseuy at Art’s Cuisine in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Art’s Cuisine is located at Ground Floor, Jeddah International Market, Tahlia Street, Ar Rawdah District, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Art’s Cuisine’s best-sellers are Bilo-Bilo, Pancit, and Chop suey. Bilo-Bilo Filipino dessert made of … Read more
Are you craving for Filipino food in Canada? Try Goat Papaitan, Goat Kilawin, and Goat Caldereta at Alan’s Filipino Restaurant in Scarborough, Canada. Alan’s Filipino Restaurant is located at 2655 Lawrence Avenue East, Scarborough, Canada. Alan’s best-sellers are Goat Papaitan, Goat Kilawin, and Goat Caldereta. Goat Papaitan Ilocano-style bitter soup (papaitan) with goat … Read more
This article was taken from the twitter account of Kristoffer Passion (@indiohistorian) No copyright infringement intended, Just want to share this interesting piece of information. The Road to Martial Law (A Blog Series/THREAD) A series about the yrs and months leading to the declaration of Martial Law on 23 September 1972, a blow-by-blow account of … Read more
Are you craving for Filipino food in Oman? Try Kamayan boodle fight, Balbacua, and Adobo Pinauga at Adobo Restaurant in Muscat, Oman. Adobo Restaurant is located at Darvesh Building (near Muscat City Center Mall), Al Mawaleh Seeb, Muscat, Oman. Adobo Restaurant’s Best Sellers are: Boodle Fight Balbacua Adobo Pinauga Boodle Fight is kamayan (barehand) style … Read more
On this day, September 21, in 1972, Proclamation No. 1081, an order signed by President Ferdinand Marcos that imposes Martial Law throughout the Philippines, took effect. Marcos issued the order to prolong his term in office, but with the pretext of “saving the republic from communism” and “creating a new society” that is on the … Read more