Philippine English in the OED October update

As legal institutions are deemed inadequate, members of voluntary designated citizen groups who enforce laws within the community without legal authority

"The community surrounding these people is not an unreasonable security advocate, it is highly unlikely to have any connection with sorrow."

"When protecting millions of dollar-sized companies, civilian security guards acted cautiously and killed people."

"Although we claim that these people are members of self-defense organization, they contradict each other."

"He may have been able to demand certain things like proper prosecution of guilty and police groups."

"A few months ago, Wall Street police caught something to prepare for such a situation."

"But it is a matter of time before someone despise the police and dispute that enforcement power."

"In a world where real police are not an interesting book, but appears in real life, we are seen as a super hero who is deemed abandoned."

"In other areas, security officials have set up obstacles to block thieves and looters and are traveling around the community."

"Clearly, these people are self-proclaimed cops who are scaring the predators and trying to regain the stolen items."

"The details of her release have been kept secret, but her family's address is known to the media and the police."

"When asked if there was a risk to be counted to stand up and alert, he said he would not support the use of law and the order to maintain the healers."

"I will also talk to the two frank militia planning critics who say these militia are just police."

In the Philippines there is still Spanish-speaking media, Spanish newspaper, E-Dyario, the Spanish digital newspaper first published in the Philippines, Filipino, Ahora Mismo is a nationwide co-broadcast in the Philippines, a 60-minute cultural broadcast magazine It is a program. In the 2000s, I was played in Spanish for 2 years. There are about 4,000 Spanish words in Tagalog (between 20% and 33% of the Tagalog words) and about 6,000 Spanish words in Visa and other Philippine languages. The Spanish aggregation system, calendar, time, etc. are still slightly changed. Old Spanish words are preserved in Tagalog language, words like pera (coins), sabón, silent postalveolar rubbing, or "sh". (Soap)], relos, kwarta (cuarta; money) and so on.

Most of the famous literature in the Philippines was written in Spanish and Spanish in the first half of the 20th century. Philippine literature is written in Spanish, English or any native Filipino language. Famous writers include F. Sionil José, Jose Jose, Jr., N. V. M. Gonzalez and Nick Joaquin. The Dutch Hindu literature, including the literature after the colony of the Netherlands, reflects the era of the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Most of this type of post colonial literature is called Indus by the Eurasian of the Netherlands. Important writers translated into English include Tjalie Robinson, Maria Dermout and Marion Bloem

October 1898: The Manila Times became the first English daily newspaper in the Philippines. December 1898: The Philippines was transferred to the United States by Spain. 1900: H. Harris confirmed the announcement and made it public for the first time as a shipping journal. It became a mature newspaper in 1912. August 1920: Crowdless employees leave the Manila Times because they believe that the paper misunderstands the people's views of the Philippines. 1972: Marcos enacted martial law and confiscated the newspaper. 1986: The Marcos regime was expelled under the efforts of "the power of the people". Marcos ran away from the country. 1989: Established Philippine Survey News Center. 2001: In the face of the resignation of a large government, President Joseph Estrada declares "not fit for rule"