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Home»Books»ABS-CBN Publishing Launches “The Duterte Manifesto,” Proceeds To Go To House Of Hope Organization
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ABS-CBN Publishing Launches “The Duterte Manifesto,” Proceeds To Go To House Of Hope Organization

Team OrangeBy Team OrangeJuly 26, 20161 Comment2 Mins Read
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With the nation always drawn to President Rodrigo Duterte’s intriguing yet entertaining speeches and press statements, ABS-CBN Publishing Inc. (API) releases “The Duterte Manifesto,” a compilation of quotes, jokes, and stories from and about President Duterte. Part of the proceeds of the book will be donated to the Davao Children’s Cancer Fund Inc. – House of Hope, one of the president’s favorite charities from the time that he was still a mayor.

“Do not control my mouth! This is my mouth! God given gift to!” “Sinabi mo, gawin mo. Pag di mo napanindigan ‘yan, ay…Patay kang bata ka.” “I believe in love, yes. Forever, nah.” These are just some of the witty lines from President Duterte that are included in the book. The book aims not just to entertain but to impart learning and insights to the public as well.

Just recently, API president Ernie Lopez flew to Davao to visit the House of Hope to meet people behind the charity. House Of Hope is a SEC registered nonstock, nonprofit charity organization for children with cancer since May 2014. Its mission is to bring hope, promote better survival rates, and achieve excellent, holistic care for children with cancer through advocacy, quality improvement, and better resources.

API is the country’s fastest growing consumer books company, having dominated the Philippines’ bestseller lists like Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago’s record-setting “Stupid Is Forever”, the highest-selling celebrity advice book, Alex Gonzaga’s “Dear Alex, Break Na Kami, Paano? Love, Catherine”, Solenn Heussaff and Georgina Wilson’s “Besties”., the most popular fashion and style book and the No. 1 best-selling biography “Juan Ponce Enrile, A Memoir”.

The “Duterte Manifesto: Mga Aral Mula Sa Mga Banat At Talumpati Ni President Rodrigo Duterte” is now available in National Book Store for only Php 149.

For updates, visit www.abs-cbn.com/publishing and http://lifestyle.abs-cbn.com/magazines/

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