Jonathan Head

2 weeks ago | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Jonathan Head

Con 37 hectáreas, la isla Pagasa -que significa "esperanza"- apenas tiene espacio para que sus habitantes puedan vivir. En la isla, que es administrada por Filipinas, prácticamente no hay nada. Sus aproximadamente 300 habitantes viven en pequeñas casas de madera, pescan en las cristalinas aguas turquesas que rodean la isla y cultivan lo que les permite el suelo arenoso. Pero no están solos. En la costa oeste de esta isla en disputa hay una flota de barcos.

2 weeks ago | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Jonathan Head

Con 37 hectáreas, la isla Pagasa -que significa "esperanza"- apenas tiene espacio para que sus habitantes puedan vivir. En la isla, que es administrada por Filipinas, prácticamente no hay nada. Sus aproximadamente 300 habitantes viven en pequeñas casas de madera, pescan en las cristalinas aguas turquesas que rodean la isla y cultivan lo que les permite el suelo arenoso. Pero no están solos. En la costa oeste de esta isla en disputa hay una flota de barcos.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jonathan Head

At just 37 hectares, the Philippines-controlled island of Pagasa – or "hope" - is smaller than Buckingham Palace. There is almost nothing there. The 300 or so inhabitants live in a cluster of small, wooden houses. They fish in the clear, turquoise waters, and grow what vegetables they can in the sandy ground. But they are not alone in these disputed waters: just off shore, to the west, lies an armada of ships.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jonathan Head

An island called Hope is standing up to Beijing in the South China SeaJonathan HeadSouth East Asia correspondentReporting fromPagasa Island, PhilippinesBBCFisherman Larry Hugo, right, was nearly rammed by a Chinese coastguard shipAt just 37 hectares, the Philippines-controlled island of Pagasa – or "hope" - is smaller than Buckingham Palace. There is almost nothing there. The 300 or so inhabitants live in a cluster of small, wooden houses.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jonathan Head

The Philippines has voted - now the game of thrones begin againJonathan HeadSouth East Asia correspondentGetty ImagesVice-President Sara Duterte faces an impeachment trial in the SenateAs the noise and colour of a two-month election campaign subsides, a game of thrones between the two most powerful families in the Philippines resumes. President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr, and his Vice-President, Sara Duterte, are embroiled in a bitter feud, and a battle for power.