Karapatan human rights workers are still confirming several details on the killings and arrests yesterday, December 27, in Negros Oriental, perpetrated by the 302nd Infantry Brigade,94th Infantry Battalion and the Philippine National Police. Initial reports from several sources state that at least six persons were killed, including Jesus “Dondon” Isugan, son of peasant organizers Delia…
By: Neil Arwin Mercado – Reporter/INQUIRER.net / September 17, 2021 MANILA, Philippines — Senator Richard Gordon on Friday continued his offensive saying President Rodrigo Duterte does not act like a president, and is not a president that the Filipino people can respect. At the continuation of the Senate blue ribbon committee’s investigation on the government…
Nasino and her baby at Fabella (Photo courtesy of Kapatid) By AARON MACARAEG Bulatlat.com MANILA — A human rights group is calling anew for the release of political prisoners who are vulnerable to the deadly COVID-19 virus as a 23-year-old detained activist gave birth today, July 1. Reina Mae Asis Nasino gave birth to her…
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The recent admission made by President Rodrigo Duterte saying that the country would never achieve rice self-sufficiency is a clear admission that attainment of rice self-sufficiency and food security is not in the economic agenda of the present administration.
By ALON SEGARRA Bulatlat.com “…contemporary performances seem interested in exploring the range of ways in which ‘reality’ can be produced, explored, and understood. Or, to put it another way, the ways in which ‘make-believe’ is made believable.” (C. Turner and S. Behrnt 2008: 188) ‘Sa Digma ng Halimaw, Isang Dokyu Teatro’ is neither fiction nor…