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MR. CHOI

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Employers prefer Filipinos: 10,000 jobs available in South Korea

October 7, 2010 - 12:00am

There are now 10,100 slots made available for Filipino workers in the manufacturing, construction, agriculture and fishery sectors in South Korea.

Cebu News

Hoy, hoy, hoy, Mr. Choi!

By Ching M. Alano | March 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Yes, like the local music world’s Mr. Suave, Mr. Choi is oh-so-cool. Mr. Choi’s so irresistible he’ll have you slobbering and eating out of the palm of his hand – quite literally! Mr. Choi is...

Food and Leisure

No OrdinaryCarinderia

By TEXT AND PHOTOS By Maida C. Pineda | November 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Just off the girly bars of P. Burgos in Makati is Durban Street. Under the glare of Shampoo bar’s neon lights are several middle class homes. The black gate at 4890 is open. Mono-block chairs and tables...

Starweek Magazine