The tree Quezon planted, and Bacolod nearly forgot
The endangered tree was planted by the late president Manuel L. Quezon on October 19, 1938, to mark Bacolod's proclamation as a chartered city
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The endangered tree was planted by the late president Manuel L. Quezon on October 19, 1938, to mark Bacolod's proclamation as a chartered city
MANILA, Philippines — Since the success of Quezon City, Metro Manila’s largest local government unit, relies on strong barangays, its officials should keep strengthening their comm...
A brick mosaic inspired by the Quezon Memorial Shrine will be featured at the reopening of a toy store in Quezon City mall on Friday, October 23. The display pays tribute to Manuel...
Daza had been president of the Liberal Party and was, at the peak of his political career, the second-in-command in the House of Representatives
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