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Activists launch #RollyPH relief ops

Activists launch #RollyPH relief ops

KMP is seeking urgent donations and support to aid farmers in need of immediate relief -- rice, food, relief packs, hygiene kits, drinking water, clothes, sleeping kits, and medicines. A more long-term rehabilitation effort is also needed and farmers and fisherfolk will need seeds and seedlings, farm tools, farm animals, bancas and fishing equipment, and production subsidies.

Ang dahilan, Antonio

Ang dahilan, Antonio

(Para kay Ka Tonying Flores, magsasaka) ni RAYMUND B. VILLANUEVA Bulatlat.com Tirik ang araw nang maglakbay ang bulto Patungo sa kalyeng may haring multo Nakahilera rito ang mga palasyo Nasa gitna ang tahanan ni Aquino. Makasaysayang daan umano Kadakilaan ang...

Negros farmers suffer atrocities from ‘landlord-hired bandit group’

Negros farmers suffer atrocities from ‘landlord-hired bandit group’

By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO
All they want is to own the land that they have been tilling for generations but hacienderos (big landlords) have hired an armed group, which signed a peace pact with the government, to attack them.

Sidebar: The peace pact with the RPA–ABB

In Negros Occidental, children suffer worst blows of rights violations

25 years after, justice for Mendiola massacre victims still nowhere in sight

25 years after, justice for Mendiola massacre victims still nowhere in sight

By RONALYN V. OLEA
In reaction to Secretary Ricky Carandang’s statement that there is “no practical point” in reopening the investigation as it has already been “resolved,” the relatives of the victims replied, “How could it have been resolved when no one has been punished? Now that the son is in power, all the more we have to press for justice.”

Peasant, fisherfolk groups renew call for pull-out from the WTO

Peasant, fisherfolk groups renew call for pull-out from the WTO

By INA ALLECO R. SILVERIO
In the 17 years that the Philippines has been a member of the World Trade Organization, from being a net importer of rice, it became a net exporter as production fell considerably and land grabbing became rampant. Now, even vegetables are being heavily imported and soon imported fish products would flood the country, all in the name of the WTO.

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