Poverty strikes majority of Pinoys, and this does not exclude politicians. As we recently had our very first automated elections, we had changes in the government. The mayor of Ibaan, Batangas, Remegio “Reming” Hernandez, was formerly a kulambo (mosquito net) vendor, since he acquired the skill of weaving kulambo in his childhood. Now that he lost in the reelection for the mayoral position of Ibaan, he accepted his defeat, congratulated the newly elected mayor, and thanked Almighty God. This shows us that poverty is a very strong problem that is dealt with by more than half of the entire population.
NAME |
Jamiessonn Carlo C. Lao H2D17 |
TOPIC |
Poverty in the Philippines |
PRINT TYPE(BOOK, JOURNAL, etc) |
Newspaper Article |
TITLE |
The Philippine Daily Inquirer |
ARTICLE TITLE |
‘Kulambo’ vendor loses bid for new term as mayor, accepts fate, returns to trade |
PUBLICATION DATA |
July 2, 2010, Friday |
REFERENCE DESCRIPTOR(volume, issue, edition) |
Volume 25, No. 204, Section A21 |
DIMENSION |
Grade |
Comments |
Author |
3 |
Author was stated, but is unclear on whether she has written topics on this. |
Publisher (books) |
n/a |
n/a |
Date Edition/revision |
5 |
The date is stated. It is recent, because it is a newspaper article. |
Title of journal/newspaper (if applicable) |
5 |
The Philippine Daily Inquirer is one of the biggest and most famous newspapers. It is in broadsheet. |
Intended audience |
5 |
It is good for us, because poverty is an underlying problem, and this shows us anyone get can affected by it. |
Content/coverage |
5 |
The article delves into the past of the politician. It gives us his personal background info, and how he got into politics. |
Evaluative reviews |
5 |
The Philippine Daily Inquirer is a very famous newspaper, so it has garnered many evaluative reviews, and they have an email explicitly for feedback found in their website. It is known to be the most respectable newspaper in the country. |
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