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It isn’t every day or even every year that a Filipino author gets published by Penguin Books — I can think of only Jose Rizal, Jose Garcia Villa, Jessica Hagedorn, and Miguel Syjuco, off the top of my head — so when Marivi Soliven told me a couple of years ago that her new novel The Mango Bride (New York: NAL Accent, 2013) had been picked up by a division of Penguin, I immediately sent her a congratulatory note.

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Founded in 1974, The Little Singers of Monaco gave their first Philippine performance at the FEU auditorium under the sponsorship of Prince Albert. Consul of Monaco Fortune Ledesma welcomed the audience headed by Dr. Lourdes R. Montinola, chair of FEU’s board of trustees.

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To my dear Chinese colleagues and readers, may we all prosper in luck and fortune this Year of the Fire Pig. Kung Hei Fat Choi!


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Maximo V. Soliven – Max to everyone –  was made of granite  and steel. To the public, he  appeared indomitable, invincible, indefatigable and invulnerable, for which reason his sudden death  was terribly unsettling, having drastically contradicted his seeming durability.


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In formal ceremonies held recently at the Spanish embassy residence, the highly coveted and prestigious King Juan Carlos I Officer’s Cross, Order of Isabel la Catolica, was conferred on Rosalinda L. Orosa, cultural columnist-essayist of The Philippine STAR, and Jose Maria Taberne, director of Oficina Tecnica de Cooperacion Espanola, by H.E. Ambassador Ignacio Sagaz.


Miss Orosa received the award for her assidious promotion of the Spanish language and avid projection of Spain’s  cultural presence in the Philippines.


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Past Philippine presidents fervently espoused the preservation and promotion of Spanish. Here is what they wrote (translation supplied)


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The latest awardee is that lady who brought style and class to many a Cosmo Manille old-wealth famille. She’s none other than Doña Lina Obieta De Sevilla, directress and founder of the Fundacion De La Lengua Hispanica En Filipinas which aims to re-integrate Spanish in domestic studies.


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