KATRINA QUIROLGICO

ONE of the most hallowed hallmarks of modernity is mobility — of social classes, of people and of goods. Social standing is renegotiated, migration runs rampant and goods reach new markets. Transportation is key to these innovations, for the industry paves the way for a new bourgeoisie; people begin to travel for jobs, and goods get delivered. Not so here, though. In the Philippines, modernity seems to be stalling: with traffic, we are more static than we are mobile.

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