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Infrastructure spending exceeds target last year

ByPinoy Abrod February 28, 2018February 28, 2018

Infrastructure spending exceeds target last year Manila Bulletin

Govt exceeds 2017 infra spending goal The Manila Times
Budget-reform bill now up for House plenary approval Business Mirror
Infrastructure spending up 15.4% in 2017 Inquirer.net

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Gov’t bars ailing Australian human rights lawyer from entering country
By August 9, 2018

The government set its sights on another Australian human rights lawyer, this time preventing him from entering the Philippines. Former Macquerie University law professor and long-time advocate for human rights in the Philippines Gill Boehringer is being held by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 since midnight of…

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‘Ang ibinigay sa atin ay TRAIN’
By August 27, 2018

“Ang mga manggagawa na nananawagan ng pagwawakas ng kontraktwalisasyon para sa nakabubuhay na sahod ay naibigay ba ni Duterte? Ang ibinigay sa atin ay TRAIN. Taas-presyo ng mga bilihin na lalong nagpapahirap at nagpapagutom sa taong bayan.”—Einstein Recedes, Anakbayan secretary general

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State forces tighten noose on human rights workers and indigenous communities
By July 30, 2018

On July 28, 2018, a 23-member fact finding mission composed of human rights workers from Karapatan Southern Tagalog were on their way to Atimonan, Quezon aboard a jeepney when they were fired at by men on-board a motorcycle. The mission team members were set to investigate reports of rights violations due to militarization in Atimonan,…

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Nurses’ exodus: Hailed as heroes, treated like peons
ByPinoy Abrod October 22, 2021October 22, 2021

By: Cristina Eloisa Baclig – Content Researcher Writer / INQUIRER.net /October 22, 2021 MANILA, Philippines—National Nurses Week recently gained more relevance as more Filipino nurses resigned and searched for greener pastures overseas out of frustration at being showered with praises but denied better pay and benefits. More than a year has already passed since the…

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ALAB Alternatibong Balita Newscast (Sept. 7, 2018)
By September 27, 2018

MAALAB NA PAGBATI, PILIPINAS! Narito ang nag-aalab na mga balita ngayong linggo mula sa AlterMidya Network. – Aksyon ng gobyerno sa tumataas na presyo ng bilihin, pinanawagan ng consumer groups – Sumifru union leader, tinangkang i-ambush isang araw matapos magsagawa ng protesta – Mga drayber, dumaing sa sunud-sunod na oil price hike – Mga welga…

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For Filipino farmers, Danding Cojuangco left a legacy of exploitation and oppression
By June 18, 2020

Bulatlat file photo. Copra farmers are among the country’s poorest. “Throughout the past regimes, Danding was able to amass great wealth, power, and influence after plundering the coco levy fund collected from small coconut farmers during Martial Law.” By EMILY VITAL Bulatlat.com MANILA – With the death of business tycoon, Marcos crony and landlord Eduardo…

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