The Naga We Know by Paz Verdades M. Santos & Kristian Sendon Cordero Post-Colonial Period

The Naga We Know by Paz Verdades M. Santos & Kristian Sendon Cordero Post-Colonial PeriodNaga, as it is rightly called, is indeed the 'Heart of Bikol.' People from all over the region come here to learn, to listen, to eat, to look good, to pray to Ina. Truly, they come here for all the reasons in the world At the hang out of the local media called Kantong Putikon, the irrepressible pundit Nick Prieto shared stories like that of a desperate man who wanted to end his life by lying flat on the railroad tracks of the PNR only to die of hunger

within Asia

" -- Paulino Lim

Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism

Publisher ‏ : ‎ De La Salle University Press (January 1

Edited by Alwin Aguirre and Nonon Carandang

their plight and untold misery under the age of so called globalization

6 ouncesDimensions : 7

ISBN-10 : 971501298-1

His works include Stage Presence: Conversations with Filipino American Performing Artists (2007)

and consume one of the world's most lucrative and growing industries

women religious orders

much of which came about as a writer and as a teacher