Filipino workers from Lebanon arrive in Manila. Lots of bad stories from their side about their employees. Plus war persists.  

my favorite presidente 

MY FAVORITE PRESIDENT!!! hehe 

Filipino workers sit on a giant ad board in Manila. 

fingers come out of a delivery truck. Maybe wanting to catch some fresh air while they travel in their closed van. 

Two Filipino kids take a temporary break from the scorching summer heat at a Manila slum.  

my first gig. wanted to be DJ eversince highschool and now am trying to gain some knowledge into it. I like parties and someday I'll be as big as Tiesto! haha! 

police wait for instructions to disperse women rally. no dispersal happened 

happy womens day to all women. in makati March. 8 

A woman lays on the side of a busy street on New Years day. :)  

Filipinos watch dancing fireworks in Manila. A couple of weeks the country went silent and everybody was just celebrating the holiday season. Economy went up. Maybe its time the opposition cooled off and let peace reign the country for the meantime. But who am I to say. Lets enjoy the season while it last! 

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!!! 

Ruins are all thats left. Many tears poured. Many were injured and many got their own stories of happy and sad moments here at a place which they once called home. Sad Ending. 

Homes were demolished after days of resistance with police and demolition crews. Tension and high drama were all over. Pity these people.  

The police broke thru and residents pelt them with stones trying to protect their houses.  

Filipino squatters burn tires as they try to block demolition teams from entering their village. 

the volunteers carry victim to a waiting coastguard chopper. The drill looks very systematic. Real life is a different story. 

rescuers carrying volunteer victim 

before you get too excited..this is just a drill 

An elderly Filipino muslim woman joins Eid al-Fitr celebrations in Manila. Nov. 4