The NCR Minimum Wage vs The Family Living Wage (September 2018)

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Protesta ng mga drayber ng dyip sa Valenzuela
By June 12, 2019

Nagprotesta ang Malanday Jeepney Operators and Drivers Association(Mal JODA-PISTON) sa tapat ng Valenzuela City Hall upang kundenahin ang sobra-sobrang panghuhuli at pangingikil umano ng mga traffic enforcer ng lungsod. Ayon kay Steve Ranjo, Pangkalahatang Kalihim ng Piston National, pinapalala pa ang mga kasong isinasampa sa kanilang mga kasamahan. The post Protesta ng mga drayber ng…

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Successful
By May 16, 2019

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Rehimeng umaatake, paglabang umaabante
ByPinoy Weekly December 8, 2018

Tutol sa pagpapalawak ng plantasyon ng palm oil sina Datu Walter España, lider ng tribung Manobo, at Rommel Romon sa San Francisco, Agusan del Sur. Noong Oktubre 23, pinagbabaril ng armadong kalalakihan ang dalawa. Hindi na nakaligtas pa si Romon, habang si Datu Walter nama’y nasa kritikal na kondisyon. Parehong miyembro ng Nagkahiusang Maguuma sa…

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Duterte: Hold Me Responsible for Killings in Drug Crackdown
ByPinoy Abrod October 21, 2020October 21, 2020

By Jim Gomez October 20, 2020 “If you get killed, it’s because I’m enraged by drugs,” Duterte said. The Philippine president has said he accepts responsibility for the thousands of killings committed during police operations in his crackdown on drugs, adding that he was even ready to go to jail. President Rodrigo Duterte’s televised remarks…

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Not a victory
By August 12, 2020

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From Negros to the Academe and back
By April 1, 2019

When the Spaniards came to Buglas in April 1565, they saw dark-skinned natives and ironically cut them off from the act of naming one’s land after one’s labor. Buglas in Hiligaynon is precisely the act of cutting off. The Spanish conquerors, needy and exploitative as they were, re-named the land Negros to naturalize a violent…

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