By DEE AYROSO
Invoking Algiers
Tags: Andres Bonifacio
#HBDSupremo | Progressives vow to continue Bonifacio’s legacy of serving the people
“With the worsening crisis brought about by the pandemic and the Duterte government’s negligence following the calamities and the weak COVID-19 response, there is no questioning the legitimacy of the workers’ and the people’s protest.”
HBD, Supremo!
By DEE AYROSO
Evils, old and new
By DEE AYROSO
Kaninong usapan? Kaninong kapayapaan?
Mula pa noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Espanyol, hanggang sa kasalukuyan, nabibigo ang mga usapang pangkapayapaan dahil hindi nito tinutugunan ang dahilan ng pagrerebelyon ng mga tao.
Striking workers vow to continue Bonifacio legacy
Workers and progressives held a series of protest actions today to commemorate the birth anniversary of Bonifacio, known in Philippine history as the “Great Plebian” for his humble beginnings from the working class and later led the armed revolution when he founded Katipunan.
Ang undas para sa mga makatang bayani sa bisperas ng kanilang burol
Marami sa mga Pilipino ang gumugunita ng Undas sa pamamagitan ng pagdalaw sa libingan ng mga namayapang mahal sa buhay. Ito ang kanilan paraan upang manatiling nasa alaala ang mga namatay, at bigyan din ng parangal ang kanilang mga nagawa noong nabubuhay pa sila. Tila gaya ito ng paggunita ng kamatayan tuwing Biyernes Santo na…
This Week on People’s History: The Battle of Tirad Pass
In this episode of This Week on People’s History, Bulatlat remembers the historic Battle of Tirad Pass, led by the young general Gregorio Del Pillar, against American colonizers.
Continuing Bonifacio’s legacy | Narratives of youth resistance
The two-hour play emphasized the historic role of the Kabataang Makabayan (KM) in continuing the unfinished Philippine revolution against foreign and feudal domination in the country. The lessons from the decades-long uprising waged by KM were creatively portrayed through the play. It laid down the different levels of contradictions faced by youth activists in their eagerness to offer their lives for the revolution.
Ending the information crisis
The reformists and revolutionaries of the late 19th century; those who fought the Japanese invaders during World War II; and the professionals, workers, and farmers who comprised the core of the resistance against the Marcos dictatorship understood only too well the role of information in exposing the injustice and racist assumptions of Spanish colonial rule,…
Celebrating Bonifacio
The performances not only honored Bonifacio but also called on the present generation to continue Bonifacio’s unfinished revolution.