‘Rebels’ killed by military are civilians, says group
“The ‘NPAs’ the Army is pursuing could be farmer-leader Aida Seisa and her family.”
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“The ‘NPAs’ the Army is pursuing could be farmer-leader Aida Seisa and her family.”
Independence day marchers stand against bullying, and celebrate modern-day Filipino courage against foreign aggression.
By CHRISTINE ANNE T. CABANATAN Bulatlat.com Ilang taon na ang lumipas, nang tayo ay sakupin Ngunit bakit tila nais yata nila itong ulitin? ‘Kakapal ng mga mukha, di na nahiya Anong akala n’yo sa amin, mga utak-biya? Pati ang West Philippine Sea, nais nyo pang...
With poverty, suppression of rights and a government that is weak against foreign powers, how can one say that the country is free?
By Carol Pagaduan-Araullo Streetwise | BusinessWorld In recent months, China’s flurry of reclamation work and building of military installations on several of the islets and reefs in the disputed portions of the West Philippine Sea/South China Sea have set alarm...
By Satur C. Ocampo At Ground Level | The Philippine Star A year ago I discussed in this space how labor contractualization — where firms hire workers for short-term, non-regular employment without the benefits accorded by law to regular workers — has been a bane to...
“We will not be caught in the claws of the Dragon, nor the Eagle.”
“People who make a living selling cooked food and making shrimp paste complain that their customers stopped buying their wares because of the coal dust.”
By BENJIE OLIVEROS Bulatlat perspective Exactly 117 years ago, the first Philippine republic was declared and even for a brief moment, the Filipino nation enjoyed its sovereignty and independence after defeating the Spanish colonizers. But as history has shown,...
The harassment indicates the “worsening trends of political repression against union organizers and political activists, and attempts to disrupt the organizations’ activities and terrorize people involved in development and human rights work.”
“The so-called foreign investment to be brought by economic Cha-cha is only for the benefit of the hacienderos and big businesses and not for the Filipino people.”
By LUIS V. TEODORO Vantage Point | BusinessWorld Do those television advertisements trumpeting the virtues of individuals who have either announced their intention to run for elective office in 2016, or whom many assume will be candidates next year -- or even those...
“This is not just about Mary Jane. We do not want other families to go through the same ordeal. It is painful to be in an island, waiting for my sister’s remains.” - Maritess Veloso-Laurente
Bayan Muna Rep. Neri Colmenares has been urging lawmakers to “transcend their political affiliations” and think not only of this generation but also the future generations who, he said, will be condemned to greater poverty once this economic chacha succeeds.
“We cannot allow China to do its own aggression against the Philippines and the Filipino people, just as we cannot allow the perpetuated aggression of the US against them.”
If this is finally enacted, those receiving the basic P1,200 ($27) pension per month would receive P3,200 ($71).
“Congress should probe into how a pollutive coal-fired power plant was approved despite the copious lack of social acceptability and extensive environmental risks."
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