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Vicente Gullas: Educator, Writer and Founder of the University of the Visayas
Vicente Gullas (1888–1970) was a Filipino educator and writer who founded the Visayan Institute and authored the classic novel Lapu-lapu.
Starmall Alabang fire: 2022 incident and redevelopment
2022 fire at Starmall Alabang in Muntinlupa caused ₱100 million in damage, leading to demolition and replacement by The Terminal.
Philippine Constabulary Metropolitan Command: History and Operations
Defunct military police unit in Metro Manila (1967–1991).
Francisco Jose Matugas II: Political Career in Surigao del Norte
Profile of Filipino politician Francisco Jose Matugas II, representative of Surigao del Norte's first district from 2016 to 2025.
Cotabato Provincial Board: Composition and Legislative Structure
Legislative body of Cotabato province, Philippines. Covers district apportionment, voting systems, and ex officio members.
Far Eastern College Silang: Campus Profile and Academic Structure
Profile of FEU Cavite, the first Far Eastern University subsidiary outside Metro Manila, located in Silang, Cavite.
Jolo Airport: History, Expansion and Operational Profile
Profile of Jolo Airport in Sulu, Philippines. Covers WWII origins, 2009 expansion, CAAP operations and the 2021 C-130 crash.
Potenciano Lesaca: First Civil Governor of Zambales
Profile of Potenciano Lesaca, Filipino revolutionary, first civil governor of Zambales, and Commonwealth legislator (1871–1941).
Magnificent sunbird: Ecology, Taxonomy and Conservation in the Visayas
Profile of the magnificent sunbird (Aethopyga magnifica), an endemic Philippine bird found in Negros, Panay, Cebu, Tablas and Romblon.