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Losing CMFR feels a lot like losing a home.
The Philippines is not just being exploited from their resources but it is also exposed to the enemies of the U.S.
People at the venue reported the individuals as they were suspiciously taking photos and videos of participants and organizers of the activity from morning to afternoon.
"Why do they not care about the youth's livelihoods? Our education?"
Mary Jane’s release is historical for the overseas Filipino workers.
“Who really gains from this megaproject?”
"We should show that we are strong, that we are united here.”
Veloso’s freedom was not granted voluntarily but was won through years of struggle by her family, lawyers, and supporters.
"The reality is that we go unnoticed because we are located in such a distant area."
“Student voices should not only be heard. They should also be considered in policy review."
“Essentially, reparation should be proportional to the gravity of the violations committed and the extent of harm suffered.”
The package, sent by a certain Jared Mariano from Guimba, Nueva Ecija, contained a red-tagging message formatted as a love letter.
“I was alarmed and disappointed [by the redtagging remarks] especially coming from a military officer who is supposed to serve and protect the people.”
“More than five decades have passed yet the painful legacy of martial law—human rights violations, injustice and lack of accountability—remains deeply entrenched.”
“We were forced to relocate due to the dust from the airport’s construction."
"The martial law continues until now.”
Anti-corruption groups and advocates flocked Liwasang Bonifacio on Monday, recalling the historic peoples’ resistance to the Marcos Sr. dictatorship, as well as denouncing the corruption scandals that happened under the Marcos Jr. administration.
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