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2006
MARCH
Vol. VI, No. 8 March 26-April 1, 2006
Nowhere to Go for Most Graduates
Jobs and
graduates seriously mismatched
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
Analysis
Unemployment, Poverty Worsen under Arroyo
BY BENJIE OLIVEROS
U.S.
Corporate Interests Drive Cha-Cha Moves
BY IBON FOUNDATION
Unholy Alliance?
BY CAROL PAGADUAN-ARAULLO
Baguio
Journalists Sign Court of Appeals Petition for Press Freedom
BY ARTHUR L. ALLAD-IW
Marinduque Declared as
Mining Free
As Marinduque folks commemorate a decade of mining debacles
By Dennis
Espada
Human rights watch
Slain student leader
Cris Hugo
A
Small Guy with Big Conviction
BY
LINO D. INTERINO III
Human rights watch
Land Dispute
Led to Zambales Killing - Anakpawis
by A. Mangampo Ociones
Friends
Reach out to Moro Detainees
By
May Vargas
Merger of
2 Banks Detrimental to SSS, GSIS Members
BY JHONG DELA CRUZ
MIGRANT watch
Cordi OFWs
Contributed $ 11.7 M This January
BY ARTHUR L. ALLAD-IW
Human rights watch
FLAG
Moves to Have Punks’ Case Quashed
BY LYN
V. RAMO
US War
Spending to Rise 44% to $9.8 B a Month, Report Says
BY JEFF BLISS
CULTURE
Towards
the Center: Rebirthing Women Artists
BY MERCY DULAWAN
Coconut vinegar-making in Sorsogon
Vinegar You Can Almost Drink
BY
TAMMY DE CASTRO
NEWS AT A GLANCE
-Families of slain
Moro inmates to file raps against officials
-There is
no RP official in NY fighting for undocumented immigrants – Fil-Am group
-Labor group slams
barangay assemblies as ‘Malacañang initiative’ to push for ChaCha
-Davao Archbishop appeals
to GMA: Respect due process for Batasan 5
CULTURE
BY JOHANN HEIN B. ARPON
TULA (POETRY)
Mga Anghel
ng Guinsaugon
NI TOTO
DIVINO
alternative reader no. 125
US and Human Rights
-Rumsfeld Singled Out as Crisis Deepens in Iraq
By Julian Borger and Jonathan Steele
-A
Disillusioned American Soldier's Return From Iraq
By Corine
Lesnes
-Before and After Abu Ghraib, a US Unit Abused Detainees
By Eric
Schmitt and Carolyn Marshall
Democratic
SPace
Salungghit
Attack Dog
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Health ‘Alternatives’
Vol. VI, No. 7 March 19-25, 2006
Military Rebels Say No to Junta,
Yes to Transition Council
BY
DABET CASTAÑEDA
Analysis
Gov’t Does
the Unjust by Invoking Justice
BY BENJIE OLIVEROS
NDFP Hits
Government’s 'Wanted List'
BY
ACE ALEGRE
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
UN Asked to
Look into RP Rights Cases
BY
DABET CASTAÑEDA
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Wife of
Slain Lawyer Cries Out for Justice
BY JOHANN HEIN B. ARPON
Labor
United in Calling for Beltran’s Release
BY
MAUREEN HERMITANIO
MIGRANT
WATCH
Migrant Group Turns 10
Int’l protests staged in support of jailed pro-migrant solon
BY
AUBREY SC MAKILAN
‘NTC Guilty
of Prior Restraint’ – NUJP
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
75% of
Youth Oppose Charter Change – Survey
BY JHONG DELA CRUZ
Women’s Woes
and the Rape of ‘Nicole’
By Eli Manalansan
Related articles:
-A Life in Pain
By Germelina A. Lacorte
Gov’t
Moves to Boost Mining Industry
BY EDWIN C.
MERCURIO
Commentary
US
Interventions
BY
ELMER A. ORDOÑEZ
CULTURE
Tiklos:
Remembering the Palo Massacre
BY JOHANN HEIN B. ARPON
TULA (POETRY)
-Kontinyuwing Kraym
NI RICHARD R. GAPPI
-Si
Hesukristo at ang Bayan Ko
(Semana Santa
Haiku)
NI RAUL FUNILAS
alternative reader no. 124
Democratic
SPace
Salungghit
Monkey Justice
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
A Queue of Hope
and Desperation
Vol. VI, No. 6 March 12-18, 2006
Bacolod Bishop to Arroyo: Step Down Now
BY KARL G. OMBION
Media to Beat the Odds
BY
DABET CASTAÑEDA
Related article:
Leyte Journalists Unite vs. Threats to Press Freedom
BY MAUREEN JAPZON
Critical Radio Show Now Off the Air, Listeners Try to Bring It Back
BY RAYMUND VILLANUEVA
Filipino Women Workers Sinking Deeper into Poverty
BY MARYA SALAMAT
PHOTO ESSAY
The International Women's Day
Analysis
Conditions of Women and Children: A Gauge of Poverty
By BENJIE OLIVEROS
Rebellion Charge Baseless, Beltran’s Lawyers Say
Beltran’s Incarceration, a Dent in the Country’s Judicial Proceedings
BY EMILY VITAL
Unfazed by harassment:
Beltran Asks to Attend Congress Hearings
BY LISA C. ITO
An Alta Village Fights for Life
BY ABNER BOLOS
Factors behind Guinsaugon Disaster
BY DENNIS ESPADA
Zambales shipyard project:
From Hidden Paradise to Paradise Lost?
BY A. MANGAMPO OCIONES
Repression Being Misrepresented as Freedom, Says Fil-Australians
BY CAESAR BEN BASAN A. BAROÑA
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Free the Sagada 11
Int’l campaign kicks off for punks tortured by police in Buguias
BY A.T. BENGWAYAN
CULTURE
‘Treason’ 101?
Review of Paglaban sa Kataksilan: 1017, a video documentary produced under recommendation of the National Security Council
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
TULA (POETRY)
1017 at Pagkatapos: Dalawang Tula
NI RICHARD R. GAPPI
Paano Kung Wala nang Magandang Babae sa Filipinas?
NI RAUL FUNILAS
Ang Bote ng Sarsi at si GMA
NI LOLITO R. GO, JR.
Salungghit
Paper Lifting
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Seemingly Easy
BREAKING NEWS
-DOJ Urged to Dismiss Case vs.
Batasan 5
-
Youth Leader Slain in Bicol
Vol. VI, No. 5 March 5-11, 2006
Rebellion Charges vs 59 People Absurd – Lawyers
BY
DABET CASTAÑEDA
Analysis
A Test for Democracy
By BENJIE OLIVEROS
Commentary
Reign of Terror Continues
BY PROF. JOSE MARIA SISON
Tension at the Barracks,
Not Yet Over
BY DABET CASTANEDA
News Analysis
Will the AFP Remain Loyal to the Commander-in-Chief?
By Edmundo Santuario III
Artists Urge Unity vs. Repression
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
Cordillera Women Call for GMA’s Ouster on Women’s Month
BY PINK-JEAN FANGON MELEGRITO
Repression Remains after GMA Lifts 1017 - CPA
BY KIM QUITASOL
Baguio Students Hit Campus Repression, Excessive Increases
BY PINK-JEAN FANGON MELEGRITO
In the line of fire
Firefighters Also Victims of Low Budget
BY AUBREY SC MAKILAN
Related article:
Even the Finest Fire Station Cries for Help
BY AUBREY MAKILAN
Crisis and Disintegration of the Arroyo Fascist Regime
BY THE PHILIPPINE CULTURAL STUDIES CENTER
Pickets in Netherlands Greet Proclamation No. 1017
BY BULATLAT
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Death
Sentence on Mamburao 6 `Biased,’ Says Farmer's Wife
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
CULTURE
Where Past and Present Meet
BY EMILY VITAL
TULA (POETRY
Laban sa Deklarasyon ng State of Emergency: Dalawang Tula
NI LOLITO R. GO, JR.
alternative reader no. 124
Democratic
SPace
Resonance of
the Past
By Sr. Cecile Ruiz, Executive
Director, Alay Bayan, Incorporated
A Picture of
the Human Right Situation in the Philippines: On Political Killings
and Disappearances in 2005
By Bayan
International
Salungghit
Net
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Lost Childhood
BREAKING NEWS
-Luisita Union
Leader Shot Dead
-PNP Widens Dragnet
-Media Group Cries Foul Over Red-Tag
-DOJ Resorting to Dirty Tactics - Batasan 5
-Martsa ng Kababaihan (Women’s March)
-Bulacan Union Leader Missing
-Radio Anchor Abducted
-Laywers Conquer Edsa Shrine
-Palace Lifts State of Emergency
Vol. VI, No. 4
February 26-March 4, 2006
Patronage Politics to
Continue Fueling Military Discontent
BY
DABET CASTAÑEDA
Arroyo Opponents Hit State of
Emergency Declaration
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
State of National Emergency Does Not Grant Extra Powers Says Lawyer
BY
ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
Related
article:
Solon Arrested after Declaration of State of Emergency
BY AUBREY SC MAKILAN
Media Converge vs. Proclamation 1017
By BENJIE OLIVEROS
Pooled statement:
Rescind Proclamation 1017, End the Assault on the Media
Cha-Cha to Facilitate Martial Law
BY DABET CASTANEDA
Jeepney Drivers Blame Gov’t for Oil Price Increases
BY MARYA SALAMAT
Land
Grabbing in Pampanga?
BY ABNER BOLOS
FLAG, Rights
Groups, Media Hit Emergency Proclamation
BY ARTHUR ALLAD-IW
State of
Emergency a Drawback to Authoritarianism, Says Bacolod Councilor
BY KARL G. OMBION
Spontaneous Protests in U.S. Greet GMA’s Martial Law Coup
By
Nicanor Segovia
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Jensen Cristobal: Workers' Advocate Killed
BY DENNIS ESPADA
Hyatt 10 Reiterates Call for GMA’s Resignation
By
Jhong dela Cruz
‘I Would Rather Err on the Side of the Bill of Rights” — Duterte
By Grace Uddin
Davao Military Denies Report of Troop Movements; Duterte Will Allow
Rallies in City
By
Germelina Lacorte
Tourism Windfall?
By Grace S. Uddin
PHOTO ESSAY
Standoff Grips Marine Headquarters
PHOTOS
BY AUBREY SC MAKILAN
They Were Not Cowed
PHOTOS
BY
DABET CASTAÑEDA AND VOLTAIRE DOMINGO
POETRY (TULA)
February 24, 2006
BY DENNIS ANDREW AGUINALDO
Baryo Guinsaugon, Nabura sa Mapa
NI RAUL FUNILAS
alternative reader no. 124
Democratic
SPace
Resonance of
the Past
By Sr. Cecile Ruiz, Executive
Director, Alay Bayan, Incorporated
A Picture of
the Human Right Situation in the Philippines: On Political Killings
and Disappearances in 2005
By Bayan
International
Salungghit
At the Sidelines
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Calm as the Shore
BREAKING NEWS
-Laywers Conquer Edsa Shrine
-Palace Lifts State of Emergency
-Beltran Rushed to PNP Hospital
-Mamburao 6 Meted Death Sentence
-
Inquest of 5 Solons Illegal -
Lawyer
-
Progressive Solons Defy Arrest
-
Ka Bel, Capulong Walk
Out of DOJ Inquest
-
KMU Leaders Arrested in
Attempted Visit to Jailed Solon
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