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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsFrom MDG to SDG, progress under review
Despite the fact that time is ticking, she said, the paradigm shift from the Millennium Development Goals to Sustainable Development Goals is not yet complete. By MARYA SALAMAT Bulatlat.com MANILA – The end of the first half of President Rodrigo Duterte’s term happens to coincide this year with the first review of progress of every…
home | Human Rights | Nation | NewsNUPL on the cold-blooded murder of Atty. Ben Ramos: Who will defend the defenders?
The killing of our beloved, adorably husky-voiced zany, Ben has distressed all of us, battle-scarred and seemingly undaunted and impervious to threats and dangers while courageously, even at times audaciously, running against the tide of daily injustice, oppression and repression in defense of the defenseless and persecuted.
Marcos’ last will did not state that his wealth would be used for nat’l programs
Nov 22, 2022, Rappler.com The late dictator’s last will and testament does not provide for the use of his wealth for programs and national infrastructure projects for the Filipino people The claim: Former president Ferdinand E. Marcos’ last will and testament stipulated that his wealth would be used to fund programs and national infrastructure projects…
‘Unti-unti na tayong binubusalan’
“Sa wika at panitikang Filipino ay mas malayang naipapahayag natin ang ating mga puso at kaluluwa. Sa pagtanggal ng mga araling ito ay unti-unti nila tayong binubusalan.”
Protest erupts vs Roque at upscale New York restaurant
Xave Gregorio – Philstar.com October 30, 2021 MANILA, Philippines (Updated 2:07 p.m.) — A protest erupted at an upscale restaurant in New York City to object to presidential spokesperson Harry Roque’s nomination by the Philippines to the International Law Commission over accusations that he “failed to uphold international law.” Rallyists from Bagong Alyansang Makabayan – USA and…
NUJP slams Dureza for ‘irresponsbile journalism’ remark
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) slammed presidential peace adviser Jesus Dureza for his “irresponsible journalism” accusation against several news outfits, adding the official owes journalists an apology. In a statement Tuesday, June 19, the NUJP said Dureza is too quick to hurl accusations of irresponsible journalism against news outfits that reported…
