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Cocoy Laurel Minura Ni DU30

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Cocoy Laurel, kanan, kasami si Nora Aunor

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Tagalog edition) – Naaalala nyo pa ba noong minura ni Pangulong Duterte ang aktor na si Gabby Concepcion at sinabing mukhang pera talaga ang taong yon?

Puwes, alam nating lahat na hindi si Concepcion ang ibig sabihin in DU30, kundi si Gabby Lopez ng ABS-CBN24E27110-CEB9-418B-BC1E-C825D99F422F

Ngayon naman, napabalitang minura ni DU30 ang isa pang aktor na si Cocoy Laurel, dahil sa mga pinagsusulat niya sa dilaw na blog na “Silent No More.”

Pero, alam din natin na hindi si Laurel ang tinutukoy ng Pangulo.

 

Entertainment, Literature, Politics, Social Media

Raissa Robles Releases Sequel To Her “Never Again” Book

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IMG_5494MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Just in time for her travel to the United States next month, blogger Raissa Robles has released a sequel to her controversial book, “Marcos Martial Law: Never Again.”

The sequel which is in comics format will be a recommended reading in all high schools throughout the Philippines, thanks to the efforts of Senator Risa Hontiveros.

Included in this sequel are interesting anecdotes involving Vice Presdent Leni Robredo, COMELEC Chair Andy Bautista, Senators Risa Hontiveros and Antonio Trillanes, as well as pro-Aquino and anti-Duterte groups like “Silent No More PH.”

It also features other personalities like former DSWD Dinky Soliman, CHR’s Chito Gaston and Australian Jim Paredes.

The new comic book is now available at all Robinson’s Supermarkets as well as all street corner newsstands near you.

Entertainment, Government, Technology, Travel

Finally, A Sensible Solution To Metro Manila’s Nightmarish Traffic

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IMG_5234.PNGMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Imagine yourself in a jeepney during commute hours from Fairview in Quezon City going to Taft Ave. in Manila, or vice versa.  What are you going to do during those nightmarish hours, especially when your cellphone is registering “low batt.”

The traffic problem in Metro Manila seems hopeless as it has been for many decades, with no solution on hand.

Until now.

Today, the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced what it called the most sensible solution thus far to the traffic problem.

In a memorandum addressed to all drivers and operators of jeepneys plying the Quezon City to Manila route, MMDA is now requiring them to install karaoke machines in their vehicles.

“If we can’t solve the traffic situation, we can at least make the daily commute more entertaining for the commuters, by providing the most popular form of entertainment for Pinoys — karaoke singing,” MMDA said.

So next time to hop on a jeepney, make sure you’re prepared to belt out your favorite karaoke song — except Frank Sinatra’s “My Way,” which has been banned by the Philippine government years ago because it was considered the deadliest karaoke song.