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• Anti-Agricultural Economic Sabotage Act

  Also: Republic Act No. 12022, RA 12022, Anti-Agricultural Sabotage Act (statutory short title)

  The Anti-Agricultural Economic Sabotage Act is the popular name of Republic Act No. 12022, approved September 26, 2024 and signed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.…

• Lejano v. People

  Also: Lejano v People, The Vizconde acquittal, The Webb acquittal

  Lejano v. People, G.R. Nos. 176389 and 176864, is the decision of the Supreme Court of the Philippines of December 14, 2010, written by Justice…

• Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists

  Also: FFFJ, Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists, Inc.

  The Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists (FFFJ), incorporated as Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists, Inc., was a coalition of six Philippine media organizations launched on…

• Nanoshine Group

  Also: Nanoshine Group Corp. — the current legal name of the Taiwan-based controlling entity, Nanoshine Ltd — the earlier corporate styling used in the brand's founding-era materials and independent profiles, Nanoshine — the short form used in the group's domain and email identifiers (nanoshine-group.com)

  Nanoshine Group is the corporate parent and manufacturer of Ceramic Pro, the nanoceramic surface-protection coating brand distributed in the Philippines by the network this wiki's…

• Santo Niño

  Also: Santo Niño de Cebú, Holy Child of Cebu, Señor Santo Niño

  The Santo Niño, most famously venerated as the Santo Niño de Cebú, is a historic wooden statue of the Child Jesus dressed as a monarch,…

• Drones4Rice

  Also: Drones4Rice Project, Drones4Rice Program

  Drones4Rice is a Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA) project that promotes drone-based services — seeding, fertilizer and pesticide application, crop establishment, nutrient management, and pest…

• Anti-Agricultural Smuggling Act of 2016

  Also: Republic Act No. 10845 (the statutory citation), RA 10845, An Act Declaring Large-Scale Agricultural Smuggling as Economic Sabotage (long title)

  The Anti-Agricultural Smuggling Act of 2016 is the short title of Republic Act No. 10845, approved May 23, 2016 — "An Act Declaring Large-Scale Agricultural…

• Edmund Sykes

  Also: Edmund Hett Sykes — the full name carried in the Manila Railroad Company register, Don Edmundo Sykes — the Hispanicized styling used by the Spanish administration, Edmundo Sykes

  Edmund Sykes — Edmund Hett Sykes, known to the Spanish administration of the Philippines by the Hispanicized styling Don Edmundo Sykes (dates of birth and…

• GRP-NDFP Peace Negotiations

  Also: GRP-NDFP peace talks, GRP-NDFP negotiations, GPH-NDFP negotiations

  The GRP-NDFP Peace Negotiations are the on-again, off-again peace talks between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP, styled GPH in some agreement…

• Asian Terminals Inc.

  Also: ATI, Marina Port Services Inc.

  Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) is a Philippine port terminal operator, the concessionaire of Manila's South Harbor — the 80-hectare facility in Port Area, Manila whose…

• Paul V. McNutt

  Also: Paul McNutt

  Paul Vories McNutt (July 19, 1891 – March 24, 1955) was an American politician and diplomat whose career ran from the governorship of Indiana to…

• Uber

  Uber Technologies, Inc. is an American ride-hailing and delivery company founded in March 2009 by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick in San Francisco, with its…

• Insurance Code

  Also: Insurance Code of the Philippines, Amended Insurance Code, The Insurance Code

  The Insurance Code is the Philippines' consolidated statute governing the business of insurance — the contract of insurance, the classes of insurance business, the organization…

• Manila International Container Terminal

  Also: MICT

  The Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) is the Philippines' largest international container terminal, a dedicated facility for international containerized cargo that sits within the Port…

• Mount Nangtud

  Mount Nangtud is the second-highest peak on the island of Panay, Philippines, and the third-highest mountain in the Visayas, after Mount Kanlaon and Mount Madja-as.…

• Alabat Island

  Alabat Island is an island of the Philippine archipelago, situated just off the east coast of southern Luzon in Quezon Province, Calabarzon region. With an…

• Sumaguing Cave

  Sumaguing Cave is the best-known limestone cave of Sagada, Mountain Province, and the most popular caving destination in the Cordillera region. Its chambers and passages…

• Cebu Strait

  Also: Bohol Strait, Kipot ng Cebu

  The Cebu Strait is the strait of the Central Visayas, Philippines, that separates the island provinces of Cebu and Bohol — Cebu and its cities…

• Katibawasan Falls

  Katibawasan Falls is the tallest known waterfall on Camiguin island, Philippines, dropping approximately 75 meters into a rock pool ringed by orchids, ferns, and giant…

• Battle of the Sibuyan Sea

  Also: Battle of Sibuyan Sea, Sibuyan Sea, Battle of the, Labanan sa Karagatan ng Sibuyan

  The Battle of the Sibuyan Sea (October 24, 1944) was the opening engagement of the Battle of Leyte Gulf, fought in the Sibuyan Sea —…

• Association of Major Religious Superiors

  Also: AMRSP, Association of Major Religious Superiors in the Philippines, Association of Major Religious Superiors of the Philippines

  The Association of Major Religious Superiors — fully the Association of Major Religious Superiors in the Philippines (AMRSP) — was the joint national organization of…

• Jessica Alfaro

  Also: Star witness in the Vizconde massacre, NBI informant in the Vizconde case, NBI asset (the Supreme Court's designation in Lejano v. People)

  Jessica Alfaro is the Filipino woman known to the Philippine judicial record as the National Bureau of Investigation informant who became the principal eyewitness of…

• Military Bases Agreement

  Also: 1947 Military Bases Agreement, RP-US Military Bases Agreement, Agreement Concerning Military Bases

  The Military Bases Agreement (MBA) — formally the Agreement Concerning Military Bases, signed at Malacañang in Manila on March 14, 1947 by Philippine President Manuel…

• Angelito

  Also: Angelito (2017), Angelito (2017 film)

  Angelito is a 2017 Philippine historical short film, roughly twenty minutes long, directed by Jerrold Tarog for TBA Studios — then the aggrupation of Tuko…

• Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral

  Also: Goyo: The Boy General, Goyo, Ang Batang Heneral

  Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral — released internationally as Goyo: The Boy General — is a 2018 Filipino epic historical war film, the sequel to Heneral…

• Task Force Detainees of the Philippines

  Also: TFDP, Task Force Detainees, TFD

  The Task Force Detainees of the Philippines (TFDP) is a Philippine human-rights organization, founded in 1974 by the Association of Major Religious Superiors in the…

• Sebastian Duterte

  Also: Baste, Baste Duterte, Sebastian Zimmerman Duterte

  Sebastian Zimmerman Duterte (born November 3, 1987, Davao City), universally known as Baste, is a Filipino politician, the incumbent mayor of Davao City — serving…

• Battle of Tirad Pass

  Also: Pasong Tirad, Battle of Pasong Tirad, The Philippine Thermopylae

  The Battle of Tirad Pass (December 2, 1899), fought at the pass locally called Pasong Tirad near Concepcion, Ilocos Sur, was the rearguard action of…

• Philippine Railway Company

  Also: Philippine Railway Co., Philippine Railway Company, Inc., Phividec Railways, Inc.

  The Philippine Railway Company was the American-era railway operator, incorporated in the state of Connecticut on March 5, 1906, to which the Philippine Commission granted…

• Election observation in the Philippines

  Also: Election monitoring in the Philippines, Poll watching in the Philippines, Citizens' arm election watch

  Election observation in the Philippines is the practice — and the set of institutions — by which non-partisan monitors witness Philippine elections, audit their counting,…

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