Duterte’s popularity slips by 10 points in SWS survey

By April 30, 2018

The Social Weather Station reports a 10-point decline in the net trust rating of President Rodrigo Duterte for the first quarter of 2018.

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Davao labor groups frown on Duterte’s “unfulfilled” promise to protect labor
By August 29, 2018

Progressive labour groups in the Davao region poured into the streets on August 27 to join colleagues nationwide to demand accountability of the Duterte administration over what they said were unfulfilled promises to labor, notably in protecting the rights of workers and better working condition.

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Si Nanay Monet, ang koprahan, at militarisasyon sa kanayunan
By March 26, 2019

Bukod sa kawalan ng lupa, patuloy na bumabagsak ang kita nila sa pagbebenta ng kopra. Isa rin si Nanay Monet sa matagal nang nag-hihintay na makuha ang ipinagkakait na coco levy fund noong panahon pa ni Marcos. Tumitindi ang panunupil at pandarahas sa kanilang lugar sa Quezon kabilang na ang pagpaslang sa isang lider kababaihan…

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Undocumented Filipino migrants among the hardest hit amid pandemic
By May 28, 2020

File photo of Maria Sol Pajadura during Migrante Canada’s fourth congress. (Photo courtesy of Migrante Canada) By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO Bulatlat.com MANILA – Filipino migrant leaders in the United Kingdom, Canada, and US revealed that undocumented workers in those countries are the hardest hit with the lack of social protection amid the dreaded pandemic….

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Terror tag still hounds rights defenders even as court cuts down list to two individuals
By February 18, 2019

“Despite the recent court decision cutting down the names of those included in the Justice Department’s proscription petition from more than 600 names to 8, then finally down to 2 individuals, rights defenders and political dissenters initially included remain vulnerable to attacks. This is not a reprieve. So long as the proscription case remains, it…

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Bleak house: Why Europe faces steep winter energy bills
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Reuters.Com LONDON, Oct 8 (Reuters) – Households across Europe face much higher winter energy bills due to a global surge in wholesale power and gas prices and consumer groups have warned the most vulnerable in the region could be hit by fuel poverty as a result. WHY THE HIGH PRICES? Energy companies pay a wholesale…

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NDFP consultants say AFP reason for talks cancellation
By June 20, 2018

Following another cancellation of the resumption of formal talks between the National Democratic Front of the Philippines and the Government of the Republic of the Philippines, peace consultants said it appears the Armed Forces of the Philippines is against the impending ceasefire. In a press briefing, NDFP consultants and observers said the formal talks is…

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