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President Elpidio Rivera Quirino: The 6th president of the Philippines

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THE 6TH PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES Elpidio Rivera Quirino was born on November 16, 1890 , in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, to Mariano Quirino and Gregoria Rivera. His early life was marked by diligence and a thirst for knowledge, which propelled him through various educational institutions. He attended the high school in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, and then pursued law at the University of the Philippines, eventually passing the bar in 1915. Before embarking on his political career, Quirino worked as a barrio school teacher, a property clerk in the Manila police department, and a law clerk in the Philippine Senate. These early experiences provided him with a foundational understanding of public service and the legal system, shaping his future as a statesman. ​Quirino's political career began in earnest when he was elected as a representative of Ilocos Sur in 1919. He quickly distinguished himself as a capable legislator, serving until 1925. His ambition and commitment to public service led him to t...
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The National Children's Month

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                                  THE NATIONAL CHILDREN'S MONTH The 2025 National Children's Month  is an empowering sentiment for Filipino children - child created - to advocate to end to the most  modern concern plaguing their counterparts more than anything else - online sexual abuse and exploitation. "Wakasan" is timely, as the call means to end such heinous behavior, but it's also a surprising awareness as it has been confirmed more than anything else of global reach that we find the Filipino child in the most troubled state, as a United Nations report declared the nation as the worldwide epicenter of digital exploitation and its tragic realities. Thus, by giving power to these child advocates who boast their fear of "exposure" and "digital access" to their vulnerable worlds, the nation can recognize that if an advocate's declaration can champion cyberspace across international borders, ...
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