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Makatizens United Party: Profile and Political Context
Makatizens United Party is a Filipino political party based in Makati.
Malitubog River: Hydrology and Irrigation in Mindanao
The Malitubog River is a major tributary of the Maradugao River in Mindanao, supporting the 5,500-hectare Malitubog–Maridagao River Irrigati...
Palawan spitting cobra: Species Profile and Ecology
Profile of the Palawan spitting cobra (Naja sumatrana), a venomous snake native to Southeast Asia and the Philippines.
Coron, Palawan: Municipality, History and Tourism
Coron, Palawan is a municipality in the Calamian Islands known for its WWII shipwrecks, Tagbanua heritage and marine conservation.
Magat River: Hydrology, Tributaries and the Integrated Irrigation System
The Magat River in Luzon is the largest tributary of the Cagayan River by discharge volume, featuring a major irrigation and hydroelectric p...
Oscar David Albayalde: Biography and Career
Biography of Oscar David Albayalde, former PNP Chief and ICC-indicted official.
Mount Sumagaya: Geography and the 1998 Cebu Pacific Crash
Mount Sumagaya in Misamis Oriental, Mindanao, stands at 2248 m and is known for the 1998 Cebu Pacific Flight 387 crash.
Skyway Bridge (disambiguation)
Disambiguation page for Skyway Bridge, distinguishing between various bridges with this name.
Naga River: Hydrology and Cultural Significance in Camarines Sur
The Naga River in Camarines Sur, Philippines, is an extension of the Bicol River, celebrated annually on Naga River Day.