The pandemic continues to jolt businesses with the unthinkable. If this health crisis lingers until the end of 2021, more MSMEs will sink and only a lucky handful—with more buffer funds to burn—will swim safely through it
Category Archive: Narratives
“In hiding” is my reply in jest when family and friends text me how I am these days. […]
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The Taal Volcano eruption brought back decades-old mysteries of Batangas province that had been passed from one generation to another. Here’s what contributor, Shei Datinguinoo, found out.
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(First of Two Parts) Twenty-year-old Mechanical Engineering student Arvin Lagman visits the Manila Public Library almost every day […]
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She is a teenager, beautiful and intelligent, two qualities considered by many as essential for an adolescent in […]
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There was once a place 12 hours away from the metropolis, with roads paved with rocks, and where […]
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In 2014, a group of university students reached out to the children of laborers in Barangay Payatas, Quezon […]
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The water was starting to catch the color of dusk. The captain was taking his dinner in the […]
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Thirty-year-old Ralph*, a systems administrator for a local outsourcing firm, dreaded the thought of being considered a millennial, […]
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The mere mention of the word ‘poverty’ evokes a certain kind of sadness. A family of five living […]
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The continued fight against illegal drugs, the Martial Law in Mindanao, the peace talks between government and rebel […]
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THE GOAL Wired Correspondence aims to be an independent and progressive online newsmagazine that will focus on crowd-sourced stories […]
