When In Rome. Manila’s Plaza Roma was so named to glorify Rome and its religious influence in predominantly Catholic Philippines. But it means no such thing to a homeless person in a poor country. (Plaza Roma, Manila)
By RAYMUND B. VILLANUEVA
When in Rome
March 11, 2014
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Raymund B. Villanueva choreographs cotillions de honor and collects antique lamps, blades, lighters and other useless items. On his less serious side, he is a multi-awarded journalist, broadcaster, filmmaker, poet, book author and photographer. He is the national chairperson of Altermidya.
Raymund B. Villanueva choreographs cotillions de honor and collects antique lamps, blades, lighters and other useless items. On his less serious side, he is a multi-awarded journalist, broadcaster, filmmaker, poet, book author and photographer. He is the national chairperson of Altermidya.
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