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NPA denies AFP allegations, says soldiers were armed and legitimate military targets when killed

NPA denies AFP allegations, says soldiers were armed and legitimate military targets when killed

By ALEX D. LOPEZ Davao Today DAVAO CITY, Philippines – The 1st Pulang Bagani Company of the Merardo Arce Command of the New People’s Army in Southern Mindanao (1ST PBC-NPA) denied earlier reports that the four army soldiers killed in Paquibato District on Sunday,...

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While their middle-class counterparts twiddle with digital gadgets during play time, these boys get as much fun rolling a discarded wheel down a hill. Cans and stones inserted in the wheel ensure it remains upright. (Payatas Dumpsite, Quezon City) Photo by POM...

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Two vehicles with different paint colors mirror the black road asphalt and the white traffic marks. The clean street may have encouraged obedience from the motorists who are perfectly aligned as they wait for the green light. (Hong Kong) Photo by POM...

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Personal Por Personal

Ni Abet Umil Bulatlat.com Umagang kay gandang sila’y nagpaunlak Na maging bisita ng Punto Por Punto: Sina Walden Bello’t Vencer Crisostomo Na makapanayam para magliwanag. Tungkol sa party list na magsisitakbo, Sunod na eleksyon agad ay pumaspas, Ulit na paglahok...

Twelve year-old songs of love and war: A review of Talahib People’s Music’s first album

Twelve year-old songs of love and war: A review of Talahib People’s Music’s first album

By TERENCE KRISHNA V. LOPEZ Bulatlat.com It was in 2010, in front of an afternoon crowd at the “Concert at the Park presents Talahib People’s Music” in Luneta. Racquel de Loyola was belting out the Igorot chant “dong-dong ay, saliddumay/ saliddumay, dong-dong ay” a...

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A plane takes off while another is being serviced on the ground at the Hong Kong International Airport, one of the busiest air hubs in the world. Photo by POM CAHILOG-VILLANUEVA...

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