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Rights groups question military’s narrative on Fil-Am activist Chantal Anicoche

Karapatan Secretary General Cristina Palabay called it “baffling” that Anicoche would be found a week later despite the presence of four military battalions in the area.

On Women’s Day, Nexperia workers prove the power of strike

By Anne Marxze Umil

“It was nerve-wracking, especially since it was our first time and it was inside the company. But once we were there, we had no choice but to be brave. We had to stand firm—no one would give up,” a Nexperia woman worker said.

Bulatlat wins censorship case, court voids memo blocking 27 websites

By Ronalyn V. Olea

In its decision dated November 18, Judge Catherine Manodon of Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 104 voided the National Telecommunications June 8, 2022 memorandum, declarinh that the order constitutes content-based prior restraint.

Bureaucrat capitalism: the business of governance and the governance of business

by Justin Umali

The use of government as an extension of business is known as bureaucrat capitalism. Bureaucrat capitalism emerges when political power is concentrated to a small class of economic elites, propped up by and in service to foreign interests.

Ex-NDF chief negotiator Luis Jalandoni dies at age 90

By Raymund Villanueva

“Through countless rounds of negotiations, Ka Louie stood firmly as a pillar of integrity and revolutionary resolve, always placing the Filipino masses at the center of the process.”

Daughter seeks court’s help for 81-year-old father mistakenly arrested as NPA leader

By Anne Marxze Umil

“Despite the evidence we presented, he wasn’t released. Why? Because there is a P7.8 million bounty on the person who shares the same name as our father.”


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US attack on Venezuela, ‘desperate’ attempt to secure hegemony – PH groups

US attack on Venezuela, ‘desperate’ attempt to secure hegemony – PH groups

“The real objective of US aggression against Venezuela is not the fictitious ‘war on narcotics’. What US imperialism seeks is control over Venezuela’s vast oil reserves and strategic resources, control over its political orientation, and control over the direction of [Latin America and the Caribbean] as a whole.”

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Mga tinig at huni ng Masungi (The voices and songs of Masungi)

Mga tinig at huni ng Masungi (The voices and songs of Masungi)

Their message is clear: environmental protection and biodiversity conservation are not optional: these are human and environmental rights that demand concrete commitment from the government to safeguard nature and the people who defend it.

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