
George Buid
Photographer & journalist in Manila. A member of Society of Freelance Journalist. Write about stories not highlighted in mainstream. https://t.co/7BtQJEmupe
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2 weeks ago |
manilastories.com | George Buid
On Labor Day, May 1, 2025, various labor groups came together for a rally at Mendiola to push for an increase in the minimum wage to ₱1,200. Before this event, a cycling group rode from Quezon City to Manila City to show their support for this wage hike. The cyclists included members from organizations like CycleSavers, Make It Safer Movement (MISMO), PARA – Advocates for Inclusive Transport, 350 Pilipinas, SUKI Network, and IBON Foundation.
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3 weeks ago |
manilastories.com | George Buid
The Metropolitan Theater in Manila buzzed with emotion on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. Thousands of Noranians, devoted fans of National Artist Nora Aunor, gathered to pay their last respects. Aunor, the beloved “Superstar” of Philippine cinema, passed away on April 17th due to acute respiratory failure. The necrological service, organized by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), was a moving tribute. The arrival honors began at 8:30 AM.
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1 month ago |
manilastories.com | George Buid
The bustling Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) can be overwhelming. There a haven of Filipino hospitality awaits just across the way. Savoy Hotel Manila offers a unique experience. They showcase the Filipino culture through its innovative Sampaguita Project. The sampaguita, an Arabian fragrant flower, is adapted as a National flower. It became a symbol of the warm Filipino hospitality. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a refreshing Sampaguita Gulaman.
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1 month ago |
manilastories.com | George Buid
The sun beat down on St. Jerome Parish Church in Morong, Rizal. It was April 12, 2025. Preparations for a momentous declaration were underway. This Spanish-era church, a stone’s throw from the highway, stood proudly. Suddenly, a loud bang. Shadows fell. A power transformer overloaded, succumbing to the 44°C heat. The crowd grumbled. Production crew members felt uneasy. Barangay officials panicked. The heat was intense. An hour passed. At 5:11 PM, the power returned. The ceremony could proceed.
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1 month ago |
manilastories.com | George Buid
Alice Reyes Dance Philippines’ (ARDP) Pagdiriwang, held on April 5th at the Maybank Performing Arts Theater in BGC. A ballet for the Filipino audience and it was an experience. The intimate theater setting with the audience a mere ten feet from the stage. Designed for an unparalleled connection. You can hear the dancers’ shoes on the floor was palpable. You feel a firsthand glimpse into the heart of ballet. The performance featured several pieces. The Amada story piece stood out.
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