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Universities & Education

Chiang Kai-shek College: History, Campuses and Notable Alumni

Profile of Chiang Kai-shek College, the largest Chinese Filipino school in Manila, founded in 1939.

Beaches & Islands

Mindanao Examiner

Mindanao Examiner: newspaper established in 2006 in the Philippines.

Provinces

Binga Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Privatization in Benguet

Binga Dam is a hydroelectric facility in Benguet, Philippines. Built in 1956, it was privatized in 2008 and upgraded to 140 MW.

History & Culture

Balmis Expedition: The First Global Smallpox Vaccination Campaign

The 1803–1806 Balmis Expedition was a Spanish healthcare mission that vaccinated hundreds of thousands against smallpox in the Americas, Phi...

Provinces

Quirino Provincial Board: Structure, Elections and Composition

The Quirino Provincial Board is the legislative body of the province of Quirino, Philippines. It consists of elected district members and ex...

Barangays & Settlements

Cebu City Sports Center: History, facilities and Sinulog venue

Profile of the Cebu City Sports Center (Abellana), its 1994 inception, facilities, and role as the main venue for the Sinulog Festival.

Provinces

Elias Bulut Jr.: Political Career and Governance in Apayao

Profile of Elias Bulut Jr., Filipino politician and Governor of Apayao, detailing his legislative and executive career.

Cities & Municipalities

Diocese of Tagbilaran: History, Jurisdiction, and Recent Leadership Changes

Profile of the Diocese of Tagbilaran in Bohol, Philippines, covering its 1941 establishment, territorial changes, and 2026 leadership develo...

Provinces

Batangas International Port: Infrastructure, Operations and Regional Significance

Overview of the Batangas International Port, its history, cargo and passenger terminals, and role in decongesting Manila.