By RAYMUND B. VILLANUEVA
Camera shy
Day: December 1, 2014
Ang dahilan, Antonio
(Para kay Ka Tonying Flores, magsasaka) ni RAYMUND B. VILLANUEVA Bulatlat.com Tirik ang araw nang maglakbay ang bulto Patungo sa kalyeng may haring multo Nakahilera rito ang mga palasyo Nasa gitna ang tahanan ni Aquino. Makasaysayang daan umano Kadakilaan ang saysay nito Pagkabayani ang sinisimbulo Nina Cory’t dalawang Benigno. Subalit bawal na bawal rito Ang…
The State’s responsibility in ending the killing of journalists
By LUIS V. TEODORO Vantage Point | BusinessWorld As if to mock the memory of the 32 journalists and media workers who were among the 58 men and women killed on Nov. 23, 2009, during the Ampatuan Massacre (named after the town where it took place), the Philippine National Police (PNP) has prevented media coverage…
Societal change: Learning from the lessons of history
By Carol Pagaduan-Araullo Streetwise | BusinessWorld On the 151st birth anniversary of The Great Plebeian, Gat Andres Bonifacio, nationwide protest actions calling for government accountability and genuine societal change were launched, inspired by the revolutionary vision and example of the Supremo of the Katipunan. More than historic symbolism and patriotic fervor were on display as…
A lot isn’t going well for the American people
By Satur C. Ocampo At Ground Level | The Philippine Star The recent riots in Ferguson, Missouri and the spontaneous protests across the United States – spurred by a grand jury’s decision not to indict a white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson – are among the many things telling…
Robin Padilla joins progressives’ commemoration of Andres Bonifacio
MANILA — Dressed as a Katipunero, actor Robin Padilla attended the November 30 Bonifacio Day rites led by Bagong Alyansang Makabayan in Liwasang Bonifacio. Before the main program started where he read the 14 code of conduct of the Katipunero written by Emilio Jacinto, he dropped by at the campout of the 300-plus Manilakbayan ng…
Protesters decry lack of genuine change under Aquino
Protesters tagged Aquino as a US lackey who sold out the country’s sovereignty worse than his predecessors because he welcomed the de-facto military bases thru EDCA; a lying leader who boasts of economic growth that only the few landlords and capitalists enjoy; a corrupt leader who corners gargantuan pork and patronage; and a killer for having unleashed the brutal Oplan Bayanihan counter-insurgency combat operations.
Thousands mark Bonifacio’s 151st birth anniversary| ‘Aquino government a traitor’
“The treachery of the cacique landed gentry and the modern-day carpetbaggers is represented today by the US-Aquino government which is wreaking havoc on the rich resources and exploiting the working masses of the Philippines.”
Towards a Sociology of KM*
BLOODRUSH By SARAH RAYMUNDO It was 1964. The roots and consequences of the Cold War that began in the 50s were spiralling out of control. Meanwhile in the Philippines, the Anti-Subversion Law that was crafted in 1957 to fight the ideology of Marxism and the Communist movement became an object of dissent for freedom loving…
#16days | Indigenous women stand against all forms of VAW
“With the continuous mining in our communities, the indigenous women and the whole community continue to fight.”
The Lumad school on Pantaron Range
The Salugpungan Ta’tanu Igkanugon Learning Center Inc. (STTILCI) in Davao del Norte – a school borne out of the Lumad’s unity to defend their ancestral land – continues to struggle against militarization.