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News in Pictures: A Year Since Gregan’s Death, Groups Continue to Demand Justice and Accountability

News in Pictures: A Year Since Gregan’s Death, Groups Continue to Demand Justice and Accountability


Marking the first year since the death of Gregan Cardeño, a Filipino who died inside Camp Ranao in Marawi City while working as an interpreter for the US troops, various groups held a memorial rally on Wednesday to demand justice and to hold those behind the incident accountable. (Photo courtesy of Patriotiko Mindanao / bulatlat.com)

For the Egyptian Mother

For the Egyptian Mother

By RICHARD R. GAPPI Bulatlat.com The road is speaking in tongues and even the crevices of the city whisper; moaning the pain which the power-hungry leader has suppressed for years. When I saw you kissed an anti-riot police, a branch of tree suddenly spread its...

The Son of ‘People Power’ and Nothing to Show for It — Not Even Solidarity with Egyptian People

The Son of ‘People Power’ and Nothing to Show for It — Not Even Solidarity with Egyptian People

Imagine the quandary he’s in: His own mother was catapulted to the presidency via Edsa 1, the culmination of two decades of struggle of the Filipino people against the abuses of the Marcos dictatorship. He should at the least salute the Egyptian people for their courage and unity in fighting the Mubarak dictatorship.

Int’l Groups to UN: Help Stop Destruction of Marine Resources in Philippines

Int’l Groups to UN: Help Stop Destruction of Marine Resources in Philippines

By INA ALLECO R. SILVERIO
Pamalakaya, the fisherfolk group, is seeking the UN Special Rapporteur on Food to intervene in what it says is the continuing destruction of marine resources in the Philippines under President Aquino’s public-private partnership program. The group says these projects not only damage the environment but affect as well the livelihood of communities.

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