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NPA on the Sagay massacre: RPA, AFP and landlords did it
NPA on the Sagay massacre: RPA, AFP and landlords did it
“The RPA has since operated simultaneously as armed goons of Negros landlords and politicians and auxiliary force of the AFP,”
Mining in the Philippines: The steep price our people pay to line the pockets of a few
Mining in the Philippines: The steep price our people pay to line the pockets of a few
Without a domestic industry processing our mining products to make our own metals, only the large corporations exporting it reap the most benefit, at the expense of the poor and the environment.
No whitewash in Sagay massacre probe, various groups urge
No whitewash in Sagay massacre probe, various groups urge
'The manner by which the killing was committed points to impunity on the part of the perpetrators.'
9 farmers killed, 3 wounded in Sagay massacre
9 farmers killed, 3 wounded in Sagay massacre
Nine farmers were killed and three wounded in a massacre in Hacienda Nene in Purok Pine Tree Barangay Bulanon in Sagay City, where farmers are staging “bungkalan” or land cultivation of idle farm lands.
Fighting off hunger, thousands launch collective farming
Fighting off hunger, thousands launch collective farming
“Not one area of any successful bungkalan did not go through harassment from soldiers, goons, policemen.”
‘We will go hungry, die from worse flooding’ if SMC buries part of Manila Bay for land projects – fisherfolk
‘We will go hungry, die from worse flooding’ if SMC buries part of Manila Bay for land projects – fisherfolk
In August the fisherfolk also complained that some old growth mangroves in three sitios of Barangay Taliptip in Bulakan were cut down without proper permits.
Cutting of mangroves result in heavier floods in Taliptip
Cutting of mangroves result in heavier floods in Taliptip
Unlike in past typhoons, the flood was higher and stayed longer, and the surges hit stronger, carrying off the sand at the top of the soil.
#NeverForget | Passing on the stories about Martial Law
#NeverForget | Passing on the stories about Martial Law
“We, the children of activists, were also part of the struggle.”
Fight for freedom, have some fun in ‘Red October Fest’
Fight for freedom, have some fun in ‘Red October Fest’
The concert starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are at P100 each. Watch out for special numbers.
Is ‘White December’ next as military-concocted Red October fizzles out? Rights defenders ask
Is ‘White December’ next as military-concocted Red October fizzles out? Rights defenders ask
“What we are sure of, however, is how this alleged destabilization plot remains a dangerous maneuver to legitimize the political persecution and attacks against critics of this administration.”
Planned ‘Bulacan Aerotropolis’ to bring perpetual hunger – fisherfolk
Planned ‘Bulacan Aerotropolis’ to bring perpetual hunger – fisherfolk
Based on the Coastal Resource Management Project conducted by scientist group AGHAM, 670 kilos of fish catch will be lost for every hectare of mangrove that will be damaged.
PNP arrests NDFP consultant and companions in Laguna
PNP arrests NDFP consultant and companions in Laguna
National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) consultant Adelberto Silva and four companions were arrested Monday afternoon in Sta. Cruz, Laguna.
‘PH gov’t election to UN rights body does not absolve Duterte of accountability for rights abuses’
‘PH gov’t election to UN rights body does not absolve Duterte of accountability for rights abuses’
“No trail of blood left by this murderous regime will be forgotten.”
4 women activists arrested in Nueva Ecija, tagged as rebels
4 women activists arrested in Nueva Ecija, tagged as rebels
Bayan-GL condemned the arrest, “targeting members of organizations actively pursuing the call for genuine land reform and national industrialization.”
Felix Salditos (1958-2018), the poet Mayamor Daniel of Panay Island
Felix Salditos (1958-2018), the poet Mayamor Daniel of Panay Island
As an artist, he painted and wrote about the revolution and its people. Despite the dreariness of the the political and socio-economic situations, he still found these inspiring to paint with all the possible colors the advancement of the people's war, and turned his life and those of the masses into a colorful, vibrant, exuberant subjects of depictions.
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