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Philippines Facts

The Philippines has a population of 90 million, on over 7,100 islands. The capital is Manila.

The peoples are Malayo-Indonesian Filipinos (approx. 95%), Mixed races (3.5%), Chinese (2.5%) and others (0.2%).

The literacy rate was 95% in 2000.

Official languages are Filipino (based on Tagalog) and English. There are about 210 other languages.

The Philippines has a mixed agricultural and industrial economy.

It was a Spanish colony from 1565 to 1898, hence there is still a Catholic majority. Christians make up 93% of the population. (Catholic 67%, Protestant 6% , Independent 15.%) Muslims number over 5%. There is freedom of religion.

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People Groups in ประเทศฟิลิปปินส์

Agta, Alabat Island; Agta, Camarines Norte; Agta, Casiguran; Agta, Central Cagayan; Agta, Dupaninan; Agta, Isarog; Agta, Kabaloan; Agta, Mount Iraya; Agta, Mount Iriga; Agta, Pahanan; Agta, Remontado; Agta, Umiray; Agutaynon; Aklano; Alangan; Alta, Northern, Ditaylin; Americans, U.S.; Arab; Atta, Pudtol; Atta, Southern; Ayta, Abellen; Ayta, Ambala; Ayta, Bataan; Ayta, Mag-Anchi; Ayta, Mag-Indi; Badjao, Bajau; Bagobo, Giangan; Balangao Bontoc; Bantayanon; Bantuanon; Basque; Baybayanon; Bikol, Buhi'non; Bikol, Catanduanes; Bikol, Central; Bikol, Iriga; Bikol, Libon; Bikol, Miraya; Bikol, Northern; Bikol, Southern, Sorsogon; Bikol, West Albay; Binokid Manobo; Blaan, Davao; Blaan, Koronadal; Blaan, Sarangani; Bolinao Sambal; Bontoc, Central; Bontoc, Eastern; Bontoc, Northern; Bontoc, Southern; Bontoc, Southwestern; British; Buhid; Butuanon; Cagayan Negrito, Northern; Caluyanhon; Capisano; Catanduanes, Northern; Cebuano; Chabakano Creole; Cuyonon; Davaweno; Deaf; Filipino-Chinese, Mestizo; Filipino, Mestizo; Filipinos, Spanish-Speaking; Filipino, Tagalog; Ga'dang; Gaddang; Han Chinese, Cantonese; Han Chinese, Min Nan; Hanunoo; Hiligaynon; Ibanag; Ibatan, Babuyan Island; Ifugao, Amganad; Ifugao, Batad; Ifugao, Mayoyao; Ilocano; Ilongot; Indonesian; Inibaloi; Insinai; Iranun; Iraya; Isneg, Dibagat-Kabugao; Itawit; Itneg, Adasen Tinguian; Itneg, Banaos; Itneg, Binongan; Itneg, Inlaod; Itneg, Masadiit; Itneg, Moyadan; Itneg, Southern; Ivatan; Iwaak; Jama Mapun, Bajau Kagayan; Japanese; Jew, Tagalog Speaking; Kabulowan Dumagat; Kagayanen; Kalagan; Kalagan, Kaagan; Kalagan, Tagakaulu; Kalanguya, Kayapa; Kalanguya, Keley-I; Kalanguya, Tinoc; Kalinga, Butbut; Kalinga, Lower Tanudan; Kalinga, Lubuagan; Kalinga, Mabaka Valley; Kalinga, Madukayang; Kalinga, Northern; Kalinga, Southern; Kamayo; Kankanaey; Kankanay, Northern; Karao, Karaw; Karolanos; Kasiguranin; Kiangan Ifugao; Kinabalian; Kinaray-A; Kolibugan, Subanon; Korean; Looknon; Magahat; Maguindanao, Magindanaw; Malaweg; Malaynon; Mandaya; Mandaya, Karaga; Mandaya, Sangab; Manobo, Agusan; Manobo, Ata; Manobo, Blit; Manobo, Cinamiguin; Manobo, Cotabato; Manobo, Dibabawon; Manobo, Higaunon; Manobo, Ilianen; Manobo, Matigsalug; Manobo, Obo Kidapawan; Manobo, Pulangiyen; Manobo, Rajah Kabungsuan; Manobo, Sarangani; Manobo, Tagabawa Bagobo; Manobo, Talaandig; Manobo, Tigwahanon; Manobo, Umayamnon; Manobo, Western Bukidnon; Mansaka; Maranao; Masbateno; Molbog; Negrito, Aeta Zambal; Negrito, Ati; Negrito, Mamanwa; Negrito, Palawan Batak; Palawano, Brooke's Point; Palawano, Central; Palawano, Southwest; Pampango; Pangasinese; Paranan; Porohanon; Ratagnon; Romblon; Sama, Abaknon; Sama Bangingi, Northern Sama; Sama Pangutaran; Sama, Southern; Sambal; Sangil; Sangirese; Sindhi; South Asian, general; Subanen, Central; Subanen, Eastern; Subanen, Tuboy; Subanon, Lapuyan; Subanon, Western Kalibugan; Sulod; Surigaonon; Tadyawan; Tagbanwa, Aborlan; Tagbanwa, Central; Tagbanwa, Kalamian; Tandaganon; Tausug; Tau't Batu; Tawbuid, Eastern; Tawbuid, Western; Tiboli; Tiruray; Turk; Waray-Waray; Yakan, Yacan; Yogad;

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