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Churches & Heritage Sites

Alabang Philippines Temple: History, Architecture and Dedication

The Alabang Philippines Temple is the fourth LDS temple in the Philippines, dedicated in January 2026 in Muntinlupa.

Universities & Education

Edilberto de Jesus: Academic Leadership and Public Service

Profile of Edilberto de Jesus, former Philippine Education Secretary and president of major universities including FEU and AIM.

Cities & Municipalities

Alimodian: Municipality Profile in Iloilo

Alimodian is a third-class municipality in Iloilo, Philippines, known as the Banana Capital of Western Visayas and for its Seven Cities high...

Provinces

Sangley Point Airport: Infrastructure, History and Redevelopment

Profile of Sangley Point Airport in Cavite City, its history as a domestic hub and plans for international expansion.

Provinces

Malangas Coal Reservation: Mining Operations and Geology in Zamboanga Sibugay

Overview of the Malangas Coal Reservation in Zamboanga Sibugay, operated by PNOC-EC, including production data and exploration activities.

Provinces

Estelito Mendoza: Legal Career and Political Service

Profile of Estelito Mendoza, Filipino lawyer and former Solicitor General known for defending the 1973 Constitution and high-profile clients...

Barangays & Settlements

Camp Aguinaldo: History, geography and role as AFP headquarters

Camp Aguinaldo is the AFP general headquarters in Quezon City, established in 1935. This article covers its history, land area, and administ...

Provinces

Mel Rey Uy: Bishop of Lucena and Coal Campaigner

Mel Rey Uy, born 1968 in Romblon, serves as the fifth Bishop of Lucena. He is known for leading the 2020 campaign against coal power in Quez...

Provinces

San Buenaventura Power Plant: First Supercritical Coal Facility in the Philippines

Profile of the San Buenaventura Power Plant in Quezon, the Philippines' first supercritical coal facility, covering its construction and own...