Vol. 3, No. 50 January 25-31, 2004
Oil Spill Threatens World-Famous Dive Spot; Militant fishers want criminal raps filed against shipowner
By Gerry Albert Corpuz
Pictures of Terror in Mindoro By Dabet Castañeda
Gov’t TV Union
Decries Mismanagement; Wants Palace Appointees To Resign By Aubrey SC Makilan
Compensation Bill for Mendiola
Massacre Victims Sought; Party-list Anakpawis to revive 1987 massacre case By Gerry Albert Corpuz
Remembering the Mendiola Massacre: ’Amid the Assault, We Were Undaunted By Dennis Espada
‘Walk of Shame’ in
Cagayan de Oro Assailed By Grace Antal-Albasin
Ramming Through:
Macapagal-Arroyo’s New Minerals Policy spells doom – environment groups By Ely Manalansan
ELECTION WATCH-Youth Nominees Vow To Bring Street Militancy To Congress
(second of a six-part series) By Alexander Martin Remollino
2004 Budget Based on Flawed Speculations By Danilo Araña Arao
LABOR WATCH - Nestle Workers Condemn Two Years of Injustice and Violence By Dennis Espada
On the 3rd anniversary of People Power 2: Militants Decry Militarization, Arroyo’s ‘Treachery’
By Alexander Martin Remollino
The Economics and Politics of the World Social Forum; Lessons for the Struggle against ‘Globalisation’ By The Research Unit for Political Economy
PHOTO OF THE WEEK - QUIAPO SURVIVOR
By Arkibong Bayan/BULATLAT.COM
news at a glance
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Court denies mother’s plea for sick child
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NDFP, GRP to resume formal talks
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Migrante demands probe of M/V Rocknes tragedy in Norway
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America's Empire of Bases
By Chalmers Johnson
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The American Empire’s Bases Without Borders: New U.S. Global Basing Strategy Gears for a
War to Last for Generations By Bobby Tuazon
Vol. 3, No. 49 January 18-24, 2004
ELECTION WATCH
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The Bayan Muna experience How the Left Fared in Congress By Rowena Carranza
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Face to Face: The Progressive Party-list Groups Through Their Nominees By Dabet Castañeda
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Politics of the Masses; Mendiola Massacre survivor, labor leader and urban poor luminary lead new party-list electoral bid in May 2004
By Gerry Albert Corpuz
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Electoral Firsts: Militant political parties vie for more House seats By Ibon Foundation
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Youth Party Calls for Tuition Hike Freeze; Sole sectoral youth party unveils legislative agenda
By Emily Vital
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Negros Politics in Cojuangco’s Grips By Karl G.
Ombion
American Empire’s Bases Without Borders: New U.S. Global Basing Strategy Gears for a War to Last for Generations
By Bobby Tuazon
The International Movement Against Imperialist Globalization and Prospects for the Decade
By Alexander Martin Remollino
PTC Fees Fund NPA’s Social Services – Ka Roger
By Alexander Martin Remollino
Bayan Slams Mayor for Continued Killings in Davao City
By BULATLAT.COM
Mindanao Peace Group Asks Senate Probe on Commander Robot and Davao Bombings
By
BULATLAT.COM
Photo Essay - Snapshots from a Guerrilla Camp
By Carlos H. Conde
PHOTO OF THE WEEK - DAILY GRIND
By Carlos H. Conde/BULATLAT.COM
Vol. 3, No. 48 January 11-17, 2004
Moving Anti-Imperialism One Step Forward: Resistance conference set as World Social Forum takes place in India
By BULATLAT.COM
Water Crisis: A Ploy
for Country-Wide Water Privatization?; Group vows to step up opposition vs Arroyo plan By Felicisimo H. Manalansan
High Wage Erosion Despite Low
Inflation
By Danilo Araña Arao
More Filipinos Unhappy with Economy By Ibon Foundation
Who Owns Our Water? By
Felicisimo H. Manalansan
Two Days in an NPA Camp By
Alexander Martin Remollino
Critical Reflections on the Filipino Diaspora and the Crisis in the Philippines
By E. San Juan
Election 2004: Prospects for the People By Alexander Martin Remollino
Arroyo Continues To Lose Popularity
By
Ibon Foundation
PHOTO OF THE WEEK - LEADER OF THE BAND By Arkibong Bayan/BULATLAT.COM
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After Neoliberalism: Empire, Social Democracy, or Socialism? By Minqi Li
· Analysis of U.S. War Policy After September 11th By Ray O. Light
Vol. 3, Special Issue January 8, 2004
FLASH REPORT
Only U.S. Can Make Gloria Win – Ka Roger
By Alexander Martin Remollino
Vol. 3, No. 47 January 4-10, 2004
2003 Yearend Highlights (Part II)
· 2003: A Tough Year for OFWs and Their Families
By Aubrey SC Makilan
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No Cause To Celebrate U.N. Decade of IPs;
Development aggression, reign of terror endangering tribal communities
By Felicisimo H. Manalansan
ELECTION WATCH
· High Stakes in Election Year: May 2004 polls throb with uncertainties, upheavals
By Bobby Tuazon
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Reconciliation for Election
By Alexander Martin Remollino
From season of giving to season of killing: Gov’t Troops Kill 2 Activists on Yuletide Season
By Dabet Castañeda
Smuggling Blamed for Negros Sugar Crisis; Crisis is inevitable under trade liberalization, solon says By Karl G. Ombion
Solon: Bill to Outlaw NPA Taxation is Good in a ‘Dreamworld’
By
Karl G. Ombion
Hopeful, But…: A random interview with the person-on-the-street about 2004 By Felicisimo H. Manalansan
Strawberry Farm: 40 Hectares of Hardship and Joy for Farmers
By Johnny Fialen
PHOTO OF THE WEEK - CHRISTMAS AMIDST CRISIS
By Arkibong Bayan/BULATLAT.COM
news at a glance
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Gov’t breaks own ceasefire
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DENR to blame for Leyte landslide – Kalikasan
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Plunder Watch calls anti-graft court decision unfair
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Hawks Tell Bush How to Win War on Terror
By David Rennie
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The Terror Threat at Home, Often Overlooked
By Kris Axtman
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Bible Belt Missionaries Set Out On a 'War for Souls' in Iraq
By David Rennie
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The Martial Plan
By James Ridgeway
Iraq Through the American Looking Glass
By Robert Fisk