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2005

JULY

Vol. V, No. 24 July 24-30, 2005

Impeachment Move vs Arroyo to Include Killings  BY DABET CASTAÑEDA

Sidebar:  Going through the Impeachment Maze

Arroyo to Deliver 5th SoNA under Damocles’ Sword
BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO

Ex-U.S. Attorney-General Supports GMA Ouster Call   By Bulatlat

Despite Malacañang’s maneuvers
Students Hold Classes in Street, Join SONA Protest
 
By Carl Marc Ramota

Commentary

Confronting the Crisis: The People’s Democratic Council   By Bobby Tuazon

People Power and the Transition Council as Alternative
By the Gloria Step Down Movement (GSM)

Ex-Army Official Sees Military Smear Drive, Violence vs Leftists in Coalition Gov’t
BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO

CULTURE

Art for Oust’s Sake   By Lisa Ito

Environmentalists Junk Gloria  BY DENNIS ESPADA

Cops Stop Lawyers' Motorcade  BY DABET CASTAÑEDA

MIGRANT WATCH

Jeddah OFWs Beaten Up by Consulate Officials, Decry DFA Cover-up
BY AUBREY SC MAKILAN

alternative reader no. 120

I

Why Ofws Want Gloria to Resign  By Migrante Sectoral Party

Pahayag ng Pamantasang Asamblea ng UP Manila ukol sa "Gloriagate Scandal" at  sa Pananatiling Pamumuno  ni Gng. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

II

Human Rights Abuses in the Philippines: Shades of El Salvador, Vietnam
BY ECUMENICAL INSTITUTE FOR LABOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH (EILER)

Militarism, Terrorism and Political Repression: Hallmarks of U.S. Foreign Policy
BY ECUMENICAL INSTITUTE FOR LABOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH (EILER)

PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Unlikely Mix

SALUNGGUHIT
They're Not Buying It

 

Vol. V, No. 23 July 17-23, 2005

Impeachment Move vs Arroyo Steams Ahead   BY DABET CASTAÑEDA

Overseas Filipinos Press for Gloria’s Ouster
‘Hello, Garci!’ ringtones make waves in New York rally
 
By Bulatlat

Arroyo Allies Threaten to Dismember Republic  By Cheryll D. Fiel

‘Resign, or Face Ouster’ – Priests Tell Gloria
Groups gear for big rally on SONA day
 
By Karl G. Ombion and Ranie Azue

Oust-Arroyo Movement Gains Headway in Baguio-Benguet
BY KIM QUITASON AND A.T. BENGWAYAN

The Anti-GMA Forces and Their Proposed Solutions  
BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO

Moros Form 16th NDFP Group, Vow to Take ‘Correct Path of Struggle’
By Cheryll D. Fiel

THE ECONOMY
Review Body Backs Oil Deregulation; for Fare Deregulation  By DANILO ARAÑA ARAO

Arroyos Face Land Reform Scandal  By BULATLAT
Philex Faces Suit for Barring 200 Students  BY ARTHUR L. ALLAD-IW

Apayao Folk Oppose Anglo-American Mining Firm  BY SARAH DEKDEKEN-SIBAYAN

PHOTO ESSAY
Ayala Steals the Center Stage

Culture
Giving the Working Class Struggle a Better Tune  by Dennis Espada

POETRY (TULA)

May Bagyo't Rilim At Liwanag   NI RICHARD GAPPI

GMA Resign Now   Ni Raul Funilas

NEWS AT A GLANCE

- Arrested Bayan Muna organizer freed

- HR watch decries police, military harassment in oust-Arroyo rallies

- Resign first before charter change, shift to federalism - Migrante

alternative reader no. 119

- Fearless forecast  By Carol Pagaduan-Araullo

- Personal Views and Commentaries on CBCP Statement  By Bishop Oscar Cruz

- The President Must Resign Now!
By the University of the Philippines-Diliman University Council

- Mrs. Arroyo: Step Down  By the Board of Women’s Work

- Women March!
By the
WOMEN's Movement for Arroyo's Resignation and Regime Change

PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Not Too Young

SALUNGGUHIT
Uncle Sam's Dilemma

 

Vol. V, No. 22 July 10-16, 2005

Mass Walkouts, Strikes Set This Week;

Youth alliances to hold daily protests  By Carl Marc Ramota

Related article:
Peasants Caravan to Metro Set   BY DENNIS ESPADA

People’s Action to Decide GMA’s Fate
Mammoth rally set on July 13
BY DABET CASTAÑEDA

People Power Constitutional, Lawyers’ Group Says   BY BULATLAT

Analysis

The People are Ready for Bold Reforms   BY BOBBY TUAZON

Related article:
Patriots Calls for New Governance that Will Uphold People's Agenda

ANALYSIS

Financial Storm Brewing   BY SANDRA NICOLAS

Arroyo Regime is Disintegrating; But Still Has a Few Tricks to Play
By Prof. Jose Maria Sison

The Impact of OFWs’ Remittances on the Philippine Economy  By Lualhati Roque

‘No Resign, No Remit’
OFWs press for Arroyo’s ouster
  
BY AUBREY SC MAKILAN

Gloria Must Go, Youth Say in Survey   BY DABET CASTAÑEDA

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH

Pangasinan Vice Mayor is 56th Slain Bayan Muna Member   BY JHONG DELA CRUZ

Negros Newsman Gets Death Threats via SMS   BY ARTEMIO A. DUMLAO

LABOR WATCH

As strike reaches 5th week: Lepanto Miners Nabbed, Dispersed
BY SARAH DEKDEKEN-SIBAYAN, ALDWIN QUITASOL AND ABI BENGWAYAN

TULA (POETRY)

Nabosesan   Ni Bienvenido Lumbera

alternative reader no. 118

Legal Memorandum on the ‘Gloria-Gate Tapes’
By the Committee for the Defense of Lawyers (CODAL)

‘Resignation is the best apology’ — U.P. Law

A Statement on the Call for President Arroyo’s Resignation 
By the
National Council of Churches in the Philippines

Unabated Murder of Journalists Could Lead to the President’s Ouster
By the faculty members of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication (UP CMC)

Writers for Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's Resignation or Ouster

Peace and opposition   BY THE CONCERNED ARTISTS OF THE PHILIPPINES

PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Teen Tile-maker

SALUNGGUHIT
Against People Power

 

Vol. V, No. 21 July 3-9, 2005

GMA Could Get 23 ½ Years in Jail; President also committed four impeachable offenses, lawyer says
BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO

Bulatlat Interview: ‘Patriotic AFP Members Can Join Council’ – Sison BY BOBBY TUAZON

Analysis

From Political Crisis to a Revolutionary Situation BY BOBBY TUAZON

Saving a Sinking Ship BY DABET CASTAÑEDA

NEWS ANALYSIS

GMA Apology Evades Big Issues  BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO

More Protests Despite Gov’t Harassment  Youth groups launch alliance vs Arroyo
By Carl Marc Ramota

Sidebar:
Baguio Youth Jam vs. GMA

`The Philippines Needs a Constructive Armed Forces’  BY RENE N. JARQUE

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH

4 Negros Farmer Activists Killed in 3 Months  BY KARL G. OMBION AND RANIE AZUE

Filipinos in LA Rally for GMA’s Ouster  by Angel Buensuceso

LABOR WATCH

On 4th week of strike: 3,000 March vs Lepanto  BY Kim Quitasol/ Abi Bengwayan

NEWS AT A GLANCE

- New tax to worsen crisis - Ibon

- Journalist locked up inside bathroom

- Philippine embassy in Lebanon accused of neglecting OFWs

alternative reader no. 117

-Time to Go  By Carol Pagaduan-Araullo

-The Final Crisis of the Arroyo Government (First of two parts) By Antonio Tujan Jr.

- Not Just Electoral Fraud  (Last of two parts)  By Antonio Tujan Jr.

- It is Immoral for Aquino and Others to Condone the Crimes of Arroyo
By Prof. Jose Ma. Sison

PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Still Jamming

SALUNGGUHIT
Crocodile Tears?

DEMOCRATIC SPACE

Terror in the Streets
By May Vargas, Executive Director, National Minority Resource Center (NMRC)