Perchance to dream
Dee Ayroso | May 14, 2015
Dee Ayroso is a self-taught illustrator and was a Bulatlat editor before she focused on cartooning. Comics is where her flaws and strengths in writing and drawing can sit together and have coffee.
Dee Ayroso is a self-taught illustrator and was a Bulatlat editor before she focused on cartooning. Comics is where her flaws and strengths in writing and drawing can sit together and have coffee.
Ph, EU cartoonists find humor despite violence, life risks, censorship
Ph, EU cartoonists find humor despite violence, life risks, censorship
“Satire is set out to do everything.”
Green group protests China’s ‘destruction’ in West Ph Sea
Green group protests China’s ‘destruction’ in West Ph Sea
“The naval forces of China and other big economic interests should immediately pull out of the West Philippine Sea.”
Labor Day 2015 | A Red, hot day at the park
Labor Day 2015 | A Red, hot day at the park
The heat was not so oppressive compared to the Aquino government policies, said the protesters.
Telling the stories to carry on the struggles in Cordillera
Telling the stories to carry on the struggles in Cordillera
“The mountains are still here, because of the people’s struggles.”
31st Cordillera Day | Indigenous peoples reaffirm ‘defense of land, life,’ call for Aquino ouster
31st Cordillera Day | Indigenous peoples reaffirm ‘defense of land, life,’ call for Aquino ouster
“We commemorate the 31st Cordillera Day honoring the people’s martyrs celebrating victories and gearing for greater challenges for the defense of our land, life and resources.”
‘Victory’ | Filipino language defenders laud SC for TRO on Ched Memo Order 20
‘Victory’ | Filipino language defenders laud SC for TRO on Ched Memo Order 20
“This is a victory for all Filipinos who clamor for a nationalist education system, aligned with the goals of strengthening national identity, and achieving national development.”
Green groups to bring cases of slain environmentalists to intl tribunal
Green groups to bring cases of slain environmentalists to intl tribunal
“If our justice system will continue to serve as a tool of repression that has made environmentalists into an ‘endangered species,’ then it leaves us no other recourse but to seek justice in higher venues of struggle.”
As Ph-US Balikatan starts, protesters hit Aquino for relying on US
As Ph-US Balikatan starts, protesters hit Aquino for relying on US
“When it comes to modernization, we got a big zero.”
Filipino language defenders ask SC to stop Ched Memo Order 20
Filipino language defenders ask SC to stop Ched Memo Order 20
“We are losing our sense of being Filipino.”
Bayan Muna solons to China: Stop reclamation in West Ph Sea
Bayan Muna solons to China: Stop reclamation in West Ph Sea
“China's expansionist policy based on its nine-dash line theory is without legal, historical and moral basis.”
Aparición | Luisa Posa-Dominado and Leonilo Arado
Aparición | Luisa Posa-Dominado and Leonilo Arado
Today is the eighth year of the disappearance of two well-loved progressive personalities in Panay island: five-time political detainee Luisa Posa-Dominado and peasant leader and organizer Leonilo Arado.
Green group hits China reclamation, Ph-US Balikatan in West Ph Sea
Green group hits China reclamation, Ph-US Balikatan in West Ph Sea
“We Filipinos are the losers in this shadow war currently being waged in the West Philippine Sea.”
‘US lied about role in Mamasapano clash’
‘US lied about role in Mamasapano clash’
“It’s clear that the Americans had ‘unli’ participation in the Mamasapano operation and this was approved by President Aquino.” – GWP Rep. Luz Ilagan
House probe body rejects sending Aquino 20 questions on Mamasapano
House probe body rejects sending Aquino 20 questions on Mamasapano
"This is a simple asking for answers to a list of questions." - Bayan Muna Rep. Neri Colmenares
Aparición | Roberto Pascual Sr.
Aparición | Roberto Pascual Sr.
Twenty-seven years ago, Roberto Pascual Sr., a 34-year-old community organizer, was abducted and disappeared in Navotas.
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