Ni Jayson Enebrad | Baretang Bikolnon NAGA CITY, Camarines Sur – Nagtipon ang nasa 300 human rights activists mula sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng Bicol Region para sa ikalawang asembliya ng Defend Bicol Stop The Attacks Network noong Hulyo 18 sa Naga City. Tinalakay sa pagtitipon ang human...
Different groups expressed concern over the touted “achievements” from the three-day state visit of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr in China, saying his promise to strengthen bilateral relations with the country would further Chinese dominance over the West Philippine Sea.
“It would lessen our cost surplus. We would also be able to guarantee the benefits of these cold storage facilities that it would bring to our farmers, especially here in Nueva Ecija who plant and harvest onions.”
Ang 2022, parang pelikulang action-packed, hitik sa drama at mayroon ding comedy. Gaya sa pelikula, kung may mga kontra-bida mayroon ding mga tampok na natatanging bumida. Narito ang mga kinilalang Natatanging Progresibo ng 2022!
In the first six months of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., advocates are up in arms over the lack of priority given to improving the country’s public health system with no health secretary and still no direct services for the people.
Groups of artists condemned the death threat on multi-awarded artist Bonifacio Ilagan, saying the incident is yet another desperate ploy against activists and progressive cultural workers.
One of the legacies of the Marcos Sr. dictatorship is how it blatantly used the state and bureaucracy to plunder the economy and enrich itself and its favored elite, including foreign interests. Marcos. Jr., with his economic blueprint, is setting the stage to do the same.
The passage in Congress of a bill making military training for college students mandatory earned opposition not just from a youth party-list, but also from college students in this region.
Farmers have asked President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to call the attention of the Chinese government to the rampant smuggling of agricultural products to the Philippines.
As we start 2023, we take a look back at Davao Today’s coverage of significant issues in Mindanao in 2022.
The provincial government of Misamis Oriental is still assessing the extent of the damages from the Christmas rains and floods in some of its cities and towns.
“He left the safety of our supportive and loving hometown to serve the Lumad and their struggles for self-determination and to protect their ancestral lands from mining companies.”
Ilang araw bago ang anibersaryo ng Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), nakapanayam ng Pinoy Weekly si Armando Cienfuego, tagapagsalita ng Melito Glor Command (Southern Tagalog Regional Operational Command) ng New People’s Army (NPA).