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Activists light candles for Tumandok 9 massacre victims

Bulatlat Contributors January 17, 2021 0 Comment extrajudicial killings, tumandok, Tumandok9 massacre
Activists light candles for Tumandok 9 massacre victims

Indigenous peoples organizations and support networks organize a candle lighting activity and noise barrage in Quezon City to call for justice for the murdered Tumandok leaders in Panay.

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Police destroys Cordillera heroes monument

Raymund Villanueva January 15, 2021 0 Comment Anti-Chico dams monument, Cordillera People's Alliance, Macliing Dulag, martial law
Police destroys Cordillera heroes monument

“It is part of the government’s acts of historical revisionism or distorting and erasing the true history of the people’s resistance and heroism which remain relevant until today.”

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Red-tagged Cordillera leader faces murder raps

Northern Dispatch January 15, 2021 0 Comment Cordillera People's Alliance, fabricated charges, Red tagging, Windel Bolinget
Red-tagged Cordillera leader faces murder raps

Cordillera People’s Alliance and Bolinget’s family fear for his safety, noting that he can be subjected to a “tokhang-style execution” if he gets arrested and transported to Davao Del Norte for his case.

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30 families lose homes, livelihood amid Navotas reclamation

Bulatlat Contributors January 15, 2021 0 Comment Manila Bay reclamation, Navotas reclamation project, san miguel corporation
30 families lose homes, livelihood amid Navotas reclamation

Thirty families were told to vacate the land where they have lived for decades to give way to the 576-hectare reclamation project of San Miguel Corporation.

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Choosy? People have the right to demand ‘most effective’ vaccine

Janess Ann J. Ellao January 13, 2021 0 Comment COVID19, vaccine
Choosy? People have the right to demand ‘most effective’ vaccine

“When it comes to public health and public funds, it is right and just for the people to be ‘choosy’ to make sure that government will procure the most number of doses to be able to vaccinate more people using the vaccine that is most cost-efficient and effective.”

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‘Charter change is a desperate attempt to hold on to power, silence critics’

Janess Ann J. Ellao January 13, 2021 0 Comment charter change
‘Charter change is a desperate attempt to hold on to power, silence critics’

Progressives said that the recent moves to amend the Philippine Constitution are “but a desperate attempt of President Rodrigo Duterte to hold on to power and silence critics.”

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Preparing for 2022

Bulatlat Contributors January 11, 2021 0 Comment national election 2022, Vantage Point

Without the informed participation of the stakeholders in governance, the 2022 elections could make the brazen despotism, the unremitting brutality, the shameless corruption and the gross incompetence that reign in officialdom permanent.

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Unauthorized vaccination probe must be completed

Bulatlat Contributors January 11, 2021 0 Comment At Ground Level, COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine
Unauthorized vaccination probe must be completed

More importantly, the AFP said its own investigation could help the military improve its own rules, regulations and policies. In backing off, such a commendable objective was dropped.

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Balik-Tanaw | Of Immersion and Baptism

Bulatlat Contributors January 11, 2021 0 Comment Balik-Tanaw
Balik-Tanaw | Of Immersion and Baptism

An immersed church is very much capable of taking the side of the poor, and those who have been wronged by the system. We need a Church that denounces the powers-that-be who have entitled themselves to an exclusive right to accumulate properties, profits, and personal benefits at the expense the poor.

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60 Bacolod employees fired as Villar firm takes over public water utility

Raymund Villanueva January 9, 2021 0 Comment Baciwa, Courage, PrimeWater, Sen. Cynthia Villar, water privatization
60 Bacolod employees fired as Villar firm takes over public water utility

Federation of government employees unions COURAGE said the dismissal of 60 employees violated the constitutional and legal rights of government employees to security of tenure.

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After over 3 weeks, remains of Baras massacre victim returned to grieving family

Justin Umali January 9, 2021 0 Comment Baras 5 massacre, extrajudicial killings, Vilma Salabao
After over 3 weeks, remains of Baras massacre victim returned to grieving family

“Although Vilma Salabao’s remains have been released, this does not absolve the AFP and PNP’s barbarity.”

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