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By Anri Ichimura, Esquire Philippines Juan Luna trumps Da Vinci in the Philippines. The most famous artist in the Philippines is undoubtedly Juan Luna, the painter and activist who paved the way for the artists that came after him. As brilliant as he was controversial, his “accidental” murder, dubbed a crime of passion, of his…
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UP community slams Uson’s red-tagging of Lumad schools
Screen grab from Mocha Uson’s Facebook live. “We, the Lumad people will remain steadfast in fighting for our land, life and rights.” By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com MANILA – Student organizations at the University of the Philippines (UP)-Diliman condemned former Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson’s blatant red-tagging of Lumad schools in Mindanao as well…
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This Week on People’s History: Birth anniversary of Fernando Amorsolo
In this week, Bulatlat looks back on the birth anniversary of Fernando Amorsolo. Today, he continues to inspire artists to create pieces of art work that reflect the struggles and aspirations of the Filipino people. The post This Week on People’s History: Birth anniversary of Fernando Amorsolo appeared first on Bulatlat.
Reds say Masbate incident will be investigated internally
June 11, 2020, Kodao.org The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) rejected calls by Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) agencies to surrender New People’s Army (NPA) fighters suspected to be behind the deaths of two civilians in Masbate City last Sunday. In a statement, the NDFP said it asserts its duty…
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Black Hearts Day | Health workers slam CPD law, delayed release of bonus
Nurses are up in arms against the implementation of Continuing Professional Development law. (Photo by A. Umil/ Bulatlat) Black hearts, they said, signify the government’s lack of concern for the plight of health workers, most of whom suffer from long hours of work with not enough take home pay. By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com…
