Health workers’ lives matter!

By August 19, 2020

By DEE AYROSO

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How I survived anti-Left academics and became an activist
By June 12, 2019

QUESTION EVERYTHING Mong Palatino Yes, I studied Marxism at the university. But all things considered, I believe I spent more time learning about postmodernism and its numerous variations inside classrooms and libraries. I got introduced to the politics of the Left through the writings of anti-Left academics. No ‘mad Marxist’ indoctrinated me to become an…

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PH economy was already slowing – COVID-19 just made it worse
By May 7, 2020

The Philippine economy was already weak coming into the COVID-19 crisis, research group IBON said. Growth will remain slow if the government does not acknowledge pre-existing weaknesses that the pandemic merely intensified. The group said that recognizing the problem is the first step to the bold measures needed for long-term growth and development. The Philippine…

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UN rights panel tells Philippines to amend Anti-Terrorism Act
ByPinoy Abrod November 6, 2022November 6, 2022

Xave Gregorio – Philstar.com, November 5, 2022 MANILA, Philippines — The UN Human Rights Committee is asking the Philippines to amend portions of the controversial Anti-Terrorism Act to comply with an international treaty on civil and political rights. In a recent 13-page unedited report, the panel of human rights experts said the country should review…

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IN PHOTOS: International Women’s Day 2018 in Manila
By March 9, 2018

Women from all walks of life marched together against discrimination, harassment, violence, poverty, and, most of all, what they call the macho-fascist dictatorship of President Rodrigo Duterte. The post IN PHOTOS: International Women’s Day 2018 in Manila appeared first on Manila Today.

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Ballot recount for 2016 vice presidential race set April 2
ByPinoy Abrod March 26, 2018March 26, 2018

Ballot recount for 2016 vice presidential race set April 2 Manila Bulletin Full coverage

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Media groups warn against publication of Duterte’s narco-list without verification
By March 13, 2019

Media groups cautioned journalists and editors against publishing Malacañan’s list of public officials allegedly involved in the illegal drugs trade. In a joint statement, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines; Philippine Press Institute; Center for Community Journalism and Development; Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism; Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility; Mindanews and the…

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