Emata: Fil-Ams Watch Philippines Changes
THOUSANDS of Filipino-Americans are watching closely as President Noynoy Aquino is doing his best to make changes of government policies.
Emata: Kick them off, Mr. President
PRESIDENT Noynoy Aquino is on his way towards cleaning the government of all sorts of stupidity that stuck to it ever since.
Emata: Palabra de honor is gone
PALABRA de Honor, a beautiful thing that gives special feature to Filipinos, used to be part of our culture but it was gone for many, many years.
Emata: The Vanishing Visayan Words
THE English language, like other languages worldwide, is growing and changing many of its words.
Emata: Same Old Elections
LOS ANGELES, California -- The last elections were terribly ugly.
Emata: Display of cash
WHO said the Philippines is a poor country and some Filipinos eat air to keep body and soul together? No Sir, the country is wealthy and its people are rich.
Emata: After Elections, What?
LOS ANGELES, California -- The Philippines, since it acquired its independence from the U.S.A., has been functioning as a democratic country and as such holds regularly elections to choose its leaders
Emata: Excessive Spending
LOS ANGELES, California -- Some candidates for major positions are displaying tons of millions as the May elections are approaching.
Emata: Philippine Elections
A LOT of Filipino-Americans, unlike before, are no longer excited watching at the proceedings of the national elections in the Philippines.
Emata: A great disappointment
A GOOD number of Filipino-Americans in the U.S. continent expressed disappointment to news reports that the last midterm elections in the Philippines was still marred by massive vote-buying and other election frauds. Leaders of various Filipino communities were dismayed to learn that the elections which is supposed to be the last resort of the people to change the stature of the country was mishandled.
