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On being a poor Filipino

By Jonnel Cesar A. Lat | October 14, 2012 - 12:00am

Social Weather Stations (SWS) published in newspapers their August 2012 survey showing that 47 percent of 1,200 Filipinos nationwide (equivalent to some 9.5 million families) considered themselves “poor”...

Sunday Lifestyle

Understanding Kafka's bug

By Jonnel Cesar Amoyo Lat | April 29, 2012 - 12:00am

Jonnel Cesar A. Lat, 34, works in a government agency. He likes exploring all the provinces of the Philippines. He enjoys playing badminton and chess, watching Naruto and Bleach, and reading essays by Filipino ...

Sunday Lifestyle