Cagayan

North of these, holding central Luzon, Batangas, Cavite, Manila, Laguna, Batan, Bulacan, and Nueva Ejea are the Tagalogs, while the great plain of northern Luzon is occupied by the Pampangos and Pangasinans.

All the northwest coast is inhabited by the Ilocanos, and the valley of the Cagayan by a people commonly called Cagayanese, but whose dialect is Ibanag.

In Nueva Vizcaya province, on the Batanes Islands and the Calamianes, there are other distinct branches of the Filipino people, but they are much smaller in numbers and less important than the tribes mentioned above.

Importance of these peoples.

So, on the twenty-fifth, the Spaniards sailed again, and near the south end of Leyte, landed on the little island of Limasawa.

Here there was a village, where they met two chieftains, whom Pigafetta calls kings, and whose names were Raja Calambu and Raja Siagu.

These two chieftains were visiting Limasawa and had their residences, one at Butuan and one at Cagayan on the island of Mindanao.

Some histories have stated that the Spaniards accompanied one of these chieftains to Butuan, but this does not appear to have been the case.

North of these, holding central Luzon, Batangas, Cavite, Manila, Laguna, Batan, Bulacan, and Nueva Ieja, are the Tagalogs, while the great plain of northern Luzon is occupied by the Pampangos and Pangasinans.

All the northwest coast is inhabited by the Ilocanos, and the valley of the Cagayan by a people commonly called Cagayanese, but whose dialect is Ibanag.

In Nueva Vizcaya province, on the Batanes Islands and the Calamianes, there are other distinct branches of the Filipino people, but they are much smaller in numbers and less important than the tribes mentioned above.

Importance of these peoples.

So, on the 25th, the Spaniards sailed again and near the south end of Leyte landed on the little island of Limasawa.

Here there was a village where they met two chieftains whom Pigafetta calls kings and whose names were Raja Kalambu and Raja Siagu.

These two chieftains were visiting Limasawa and had their residences one at Butuan and one at Cagayan on the island of Mindanao.

Some histories have stated that the Spaniards accompanied one of these chieftains to Butuan, but this does not appear to have been the case.

Philippine Air Force's radar site construction spurs speculation on strategic positioning.

Construction activities at the Philippine Air Force, PAF, facility in Santa Ana, Cagayan, are raising questions over whether the site could host one of the country's next fixed-air surveillance radar systems.

Open-source imagery showed structures already built at the Santa Ana Air Station that appear consistent with preparations for a radar installation, including a structure that could serve as a radome building.

Santa Ana, at the northeastern tip of mainland Luzon facing the Luzon Strait, is strategically positioned to monitor air activity approaching the country's northern airspace.

Read, Air Force Facility Construction Fuels Radar Site Speculation.

Construction activities at the Philippine Air Force, PAF, facility in Santa Ana, Cagayan, are raising questions over whether the site could host one of the country's next fixed air surveillance radar systems.

Open-source imagery showed structures already built at the Santa Ana Air Station that appear consistent with preparations for a radar installation, including a structure that could serve as a radome building.

Santa Ana, at the northeastern tip of mainland Luzon facing the Luzon Strait, is strategically positioned to monitor air activity approaching the country's northern airspace.

North of these, holding central Luzon, Batangas, Cavite, Manila, Laguna, Batan, Bulacan, and Nueva Eje, are the Tagalogs, while the great plain of northern Luzon is occupied by the Pampangos and Pangasinans.

All the northwest coast is inhabited by the Ilocanos, and the valley of the Cagayan by a people commonly called Cagayanese, but whose dialect is Ibanag.

In Nueva Vizcaya province, on the Batanes Islands and the Calamianes, there are other distinct branches of the Filipino people, but they are much smaller in numbers and less important than the tribes mentioned above.

Importance of these peoples.

So, on the 25th, the Spaniards sailed again and near the south end of Leyte landed on the little island of Limasawa.

Here there was a village where they met two chieftains whom Pigafetta calls kings and whose names were Raja Kalambu and Raja Siagu.

These two chieftains were visiting Limasawa and had their residences one at Butuan and one at Cagayan on the island of Mindanao.

Some histories have stated that the Spaniards accompanied one of these chieftains to Butuan, but this does not appear to have been the case.

Well, I, let me, let me go ahead and introduce the man of the hour.

Our, the, the boss man himself, the leader, our, our fearless leader, my best friend, the third boot from Cagayan, the man who has made a legend of his name in the Survivor community, a staple in the community, the leader of Survivor News and the Purple Pants Po- Posse and the Purple Pants Podcast, Bryce Isay is in the building.

How we doing? [bell dings]

What's popping? So excited to be back with the baby boys.

Usually these call centers, they're physical spaces with international clients.

And it's not just in Manila, you know, I see in these provincial cities, you know, Bacolo, Davao, Cagayan, etc.

There are, you know, call center, you know, entire buildings, right? So, ngayon, parang ano na, people don't have to go to these provincial cities.

So, parang nag-disperse na yung online labor market.

you have stories or do you have anecdotes about a small town where you happen to have a concentration of remote workers making an impact on the local economy? I can imagine.

You just mentioned that.

Of course, if they don't have to move to Like if you're in Sultan Kudarat, you don't have to move to Cotabato or Davao or Cagayan to have gainful employment.

You're staying in your small town, no? And then you're telling all your friends and college classmates from the same town, hey, we don't, you know, we can all do remote work and, you know, barkada tayo rito.

... my neighbors were, like, a young couple, and they had, like, a, a young, a young child, but I would talk to the, to the guy.

I'd be like, "Hey, how's, how's work going today? Where's your mom? Is she still over there in, uh, Cagayan?" [laughs] Like-

Yeah

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