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“This case was filed in 2008 and it is only now that it is progressing. But I am not completely happy, with the absence of all accused Cafgu members, and the fact that Palparan is not yet back at the Bulacan provincial jail.” -- -- torture victim Raymond Manalo
Duterte’s pronouncement “not only sullies the names and memories of all 176 of our colleagues who have been murdered since 1986, he has also, in effect, declared open season to silence the media, both individual journalists and the institution, on the mere perception of corruption.”
In 10 regions, wages are lower than P290.
The No To Jeepney Phaseout Coalition points to Mar Roxas as one of the prime movers of the jeepney phase out plan when he was still Transportation secretary.
All 76 detained Cotabato farmers have been released April 16.
Contrary to medico-legal reports, both farmers died from single, fatal gunshot wound, according to forensic expert Raquel Fortun.
“The judge threw away Torres’ testimony that she was home in Biñan, Laguna when the supposed ambush happened, and that she was not a member of the NPA but of the women’s mass organization Gabriela,”
The trial proper finally begins on March 29 against Mary Jane Veloso’s recruiters.
“By its refusal to implement safeguards, Comelec itself is the one undermining the credibility of the election results.”
Bulatlat wins its fourth Hildegarde.
“OFWs all over the world are in grief and collective rage over this incident.”
Science and technology advocates want the government to take action in modernizing local agriculture.
'How will we develop our science and technology if the people in this sector are not being given opportunities to develop?'
'There is currently a disconnect between science research outputs and the needs of local industries.'
'The government should look after its S&T (science and technology) workers.'
'Open data as defined is not what's happening now.'
The case against retired Maj. Gen. Jovito Palparan continues at a Bulacan court today.
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