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[Summary] => Matthew Westfall has plenty of roots in Manila. The author of The Devil’s Causeway, an account of a rescue mission gone awry and the first American prisoners of war during the country’s war for independence, has spent 30 years here, first in the Peace Corps, then as a development banker and documentary filmmaker. Not only that, his grandfather — a German-Russian — became naturalized here in 1921 and was a chemist for San Miguel Brewery. (His grandmother, also living in Manila, chose to relocate to California after her husband died in 1937 and the Second World War started brewing.)
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[Title] => ‘The Devil’s Causeway’: A tale of heroism and the siege of Baler in 1898
[Summary] => Most people who know their Philippine history have at least some knowledge of the famed Siege of Baler in 1898, the strange-but-true story of the last holdouts of the Spanish empire who, half-starved and wracked by disease, refused to surrender to Filipino revolutionary forces that surrounded them.
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[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is expected to provide a $100-million loan early this year for the enhancement of services to the poor, an ADB official said over the weekend.
ADB senior urban development specialist and task manager Matthew Westfall said the loan is divided equally into two parts. One half ($50 million) will finance the development of urban poor communities while the other half will be used to finance a project called Metro Manila Urban Services for the Poor.
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ADB senior urban development specialist and task manager Matthew Westfall said the loan is divided equally into two parts. One half ($50 million) will finance the development of urban poor communities while the other half will be used to finance a project called Metro Manila Urban Services for the Poor.
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