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MANILA, Philippines (2nd UPDATE) – Filipino bantamweight boxer Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire proved himself relentless after dethroning Mexican opponent Fernando Montiel in their headliner fight at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, Saturday night (Sunday morning in Manila).

The Philippines has a higher density of Facebook users than many Southeast Asian countries, and Filipino Facebook users seem evenly distributed across the country, according to an infographic released by a Facebook engineer on Tuesday.

Manny Pacquiao does more than make Filipino hearts swell with pride and lower the crime rate to almost zero during a fight. On a micro-scale—the family unit, the level that matters the most—he opens the opportunity for kids to learn what winning is all about, especially in this time and age when victory means crushing the enemy and gloating.

MALVAR, BATANGAS – By and large, the Philippines has among the best chefs in the world and there are a number of them who are experts in just about every kind of international cuisine. There are also those who excel in culinary arts focusing on the Asian food culture.

The Philippine representative to the Miss Universe pageant received a warm welcome from Filipinos based in the Bahamas, the host nation.

MANILA – Money sent home by overseas Filipino workers (OFW) reached a record high in May, but the pace of growth is still slow as the world economy reels from the crisis.

LAS VEGAS—IT WAS SHORT, SWIFT AND MERCILESS, and the end surprised Manny Pacquiao as much as it stunned Ricky Hatton into oblivion.

Manny Pacquiao throw a tremendous right hook in Hatton’s jaw. It was actually the second KO. Everybody was still in shock and everyone is still discussing all the things that happened tonight.

MANILA - The streets of the Philippines could resemble a ghost town for a few hours on Sunday morning as everyone from taxi drivers to petty thieves makes time to watch Manny Pacquiao’s fight against Ricky Hatton.

HONG KONG - Hundreds of Filipinos marched through central Hong Kong on Sunday to protest a newspaper column denounced by the Philippine community as representative of racism they say is endemic in the Chinese territory.