AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUndas & Memory: As families prepare to visit loved ones, Sagada officials urge visitors to respect panag-apoy as a solemn Kankanaey ritual, not a tourist spectacle. In Cebu, a new feature explores the Visayan idea of kalag, or soul, and how it shapes Kalag-Kalag. Flooding in Bulacan, meanwhile, has turned cemetery visits into a difficult trek and disrupted family reunions. Food & Travel: President Marcos says the Michelin Guide’s recognition of Filipino cuisine could draw visitors beyond Manila and Cebu, while better transport links and culinary training could help local producers and workers benefit. Indigenous Culture: Around 500 Agta people gathered in Iriga for poetry, music, dance, storytelling and traditional games, alongside a forum and government services. Remembrance: Families of drug-war victims held a Mass ahead of Undas to honor loved ones and call for justice and healing.
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