+ Follow FRANCISCO LOPEZ Tag
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[Title] => Baybayin
[Summary] => Kagaya ng makukulay na kabihasnang umusbong sa Asya, ang Pilipinas ay nagkaroon na rin ng sariling maayos na paraan ng pagsulat.
[DatePublished] => 2011-08-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => When teachers become owners
[Summary] => The initial computations for Preparatory Camp: A School for Early Learners were done on a paper napkin during a birthday party.
"Based on the computations of my banker-husband, Freddie Ortiz, it would have taken P350,000 to put up a school. Each of the eight investors, all teachers, put in P35,000. We borrowed P50,000 and we raised the balance P20,000 from the advance payments of students in the first year," said directress and president Socorro Ortiz.
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[Title] => Ligtas Pilipinas
[Summary] => Time and again we have been warned by various world agencies that if we do not manage our population growth, poverty incidence in this country will increase significantly within this decade. One hundred million people is what well have in eight years and if were going to look at the numbers no matter how hard we try, we will have difficulty achieving an economic growth rate of eight percent just to get by with a 2.3 percent population growth rate. So the cycle of poverty will continue.
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[Title] => Rizal descendant a bamboo enthusiast
[Summary] => A great-great grandnephew of Dr. Jose P. Rizal is the latest to venture into bamboo growing. Francisco Lopez sought the assistance of Nepa-Q-Mart Industries (NQMI) headed by lawyer-businessman Nereo J. Paculdo. The latter has been giving away free bamboo planting materials and is also extending technical assistance in planting as well as in putting up bamboo nurseries to deserving individuals and groups.
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[Title] => Imelda’s grandfather was a Spanish friar
[Summary] => I had not thought of the connection until Raissa Robles of South China Morning Post called to ask me a few questions on an important revelation about Imelda’s origins in the "Untold Story of Imelda Marcos." Wasn’t the former First Lady of the Philippines descended from a Franciscan friar? She was. Oddly it was not what embarrassed her, Marcos or indeed the rest of the Romualdezes I met.
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FRANCISCO LOPEZ
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