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And the prostitution just goes on and on…

Posted on April 9, 2015April 9, 2015 By Ms. Mike Portes 17 Comments on And the prostitution just goes on and on…
And the prostitution just goes on and on…

The futility of demanding an apology and justice mounted, as soon as a fall guy was thrown in the Mamasapano “mis-encounter” script during the February 2015 Senate hearing. I was given no other choice but to take consolation in History,  that History will eventually testify unkindly to those who hide the truth, much like how Aguinaldo…

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Culture, Government, Politics, Society, The South

Another Dialogue Between Mothers

Posted on January 20, 2015 By Grimwald 3 Comments on Another Dialogue Between Mothers
Another Dialogue Between Mothers

Okay, here’s a sequel (of sorts) to my other article A Talk Between Mothers which is, in turn, inspired by the articles Minsan May Isang Puta and Putak Ng Anak Ng Puta by Mike Portes. Again, I would like to state that “Minsan May Isang Puta” and “Ang Putak Ng Anak Ng Puta” both belong to…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Society

A Talk Between Mothers

Posted on January 17, 2015 By Grimwald 8 Comments on A Talk Between Mothers
A Talk Between Mothers

I have only recently read Mike Portes’ Minsan May Isang Puta and its sequel article Ang Putak Ng Anak Ng Puta and was thoroughly moved by their realistic takes on Filipino life and mentality. Mike Portes is certainly a master at what he does and I was quite impressed with the fact that his work was immediately…

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Culture, Government, Lifestyle, Politics, Society

Minsan may Isang Puta

Posted on May 1, 2014May 1, 2014 By Ms. Mike Portes 13 Comments on Minsan may Isang Puta

Tingin ng mga bobong kapitbahay ko, puta daw ako. Nagpapagamit, binabayaran. Sabi nila, ako daw ang pinakamaganda at pinakasikat sa aming lugar noon. Di ko nga alam kung sumpa ito, dahil dito naletse ang kinabukasan ko. Tara, makinig ka muna sa kwento ko, yosi muna tayo. Alam mo, maraming lumapit sa akin. Nagkagusto at naakit….

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Culture, Politics, Society

Money or love: What do Filipino women want?

Posted on September 26, 2012 By Kate Natividad 28 Comments on Money or love: What do Filipino women want?
Money or love: What do Filipino women want?

What do women want nga ba talaga? Obviously romance sells. The lot of cheesy movies and telenovelas themed on love and romance attests to this. I haven’t seen it yet (though I plan to see it, time permitting) but the latest kilig-fest The Mistress, I heard, is a big hit. According to the reviews, both…

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