Family recalls ‘traumatic’ bid to save Mary Jane
“I kept calling out my sister’s name, who I thought was already in heaven.”
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“I kept calling out my sister’s name, who I thought was already in heaven.”
“The longer he remains there, the longer would our natural resources be plundered, our working people put at risk, our tillers denied of their land, our people denied of affordable utilities and social services.”
“Amid conditions of low wages, lack of job security, exploitative setup victimizing women, health issues, we can assert our calls and demand that the government responds to our problems if we have a union."
“I became resolute because of all of you.”
“Lack of government funding and continued neglect result in the deteriorating quality of services, overcrowding of coaches, and a plethora of safety issues.”
“Raul Desembrana failed to exercise such prudence, caution and attention when he blindly followed his personal caprice and pursued his fancy of having the P80,000 SOP.”
Dios ti agbabantay, Dios ti tumultulong/
Ti daytoy a bantay lugar naianakan/
Inta’y nakasursuruan iti na Kristiyanoan/
Ugali a napateg iti kaamaan.
“Regardless of the repression students opposing tuition hikes suffer, Ched continues to adhere to the whims of school administrators."
Suspected military agents send snail mail threatening leaders of a government workers’ union to “change your ways.”
Luis Carbajosa, 44, peasant leader of Mabini was in the Order of Battle of the military.
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The national federation of agricultural workers fears that sugar workers would be paid even less this crop year as the tariff for imported sugar would go down to just five percent because of the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement.
A mural depicting President Aquino and Uncle Sam in full battle gear aboard an airborne drone, besieged by protests, and a 12-foot effigy of Aquino as Commandeath-in-chief would be the main symbols of protest this May 1st.
People who held vigil at the Indonesian embassy for Mary Jane Veloso are just like her, hopeful to find better lives, and justice.
“As we work for Mary Jane’s freedom, we also continue to hold the Aquino regime accountable for its neglect of OFWs and the continuing economic policies that have made the poor ever vulnerable to human trafficking.”
“The mountains are still here, because of the people’s struggles.”
Bulatlat.com asked participants when was their most memorable Cordillera Day celebration, and what made it memorable.
“The illegal imposition of increases in tuition and other school fees continues even without the Ched approval.”
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