Alexander Martin Remollino | Nov 6, 2004
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News in Pictures: Panagbenga 2011: Baguio in Bloom
News in Pictures: Panagbenga 2011: Baguio in Bloom

BAGUIO CITY -- Hundreds of tourists and spectators trooped to Baguio City on Sunday to watch the Grand Float Parade, the culmination of the month-long Baguio Flower Festival or locally known as Panagbenga, which is now its 16th year. (Photos by Shiela Coo and Artemio A. Dumlao / bulatlat.com)
A Celebration of the Life and Struggles of an Authentic Revolutionary
A Celebration of the Life and Struggles of an Authentic Revolutionary
National Artist for Literature Dr. Bienvenido Lumbera and literary critic Dr. Elmer Ordoñez, talked about their experiences with Sison in the ’60s and ’70s. Kabataan Rep. Raymond Palatino discussed how Sison’s life has taught and inspired the youth to take on the struggle for national democracy. By RONALYN V. OLEA / bulatlat.com
Jose Maria Sison: A Good Man Worth Defending
Jose Maria Sison: A Good Man Worth Defending
The book, as the title states, is a celebration of Sison's life and his contributions to not only to the Filipino people's struggle for liberation and social justice, but to the rest of humanity's battle for good against the great evils wrought by capitalism.
Photo of the Week: Cape Bojeador’s Allure
Photo of the Week: Cape Bojeador’s Allure

Cape Bojeador's Allure
Ericson Acosta’s Journey from ‘Troublesome’ Artist to Political Detainee
Ericson Acosta’s Journey from ‘Troublesome’ Artist to Political Detainee

By INA ALLECO R. SILVERIO
To the military, Acosta is a terrorist as defined in the Aquino government’s military campaign Oplan Bayanihan. But to many friends and colleagues from the University of the Philippines, he is nothing of the sort. He is a poet, songwriter, and activist.
Photo of the Week: Among the Azkals, Proudly
Photo of the Week: Among the Azkals, Proudly
Among the Azkals, Proudly
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