Davao militants learn lessons from Trillanes’s botched coup
Rotten tomatoes for Arroyo
A protester pelting an image of President Arroyo with rotten tomatoes during the Bonifacio Day rally in Davao City. More photos of the rally here. (davaotoday.com photo by Barry Ohaylan)
Poor and landless after 19 years of CARP
By GRACE S. UDDIN | Davao Today
Jolito Divinagracia and Ranel Enoc are among the farmers in Tamugan, Calinan district, whose parents are beneficiaries of the government's Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP). But almost 20 years into the program, both their families are still having a hard time acquiring the land supposedly awarded to them.Duterte stays loyal to Arroyo but says Trillanes’s move was ‘understandable’
By CHERYLL D. FIEL | Davao Today
At the height of the stand-off at the Manila Peninsula Hotel, Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said President Arroyo called him. "She asked me how we are doing here and if she still has my support,? Duterte saida. ?I said, ?Yes, ma'am.?" For more coverage of the Makati standoff, visit PinoyPress.The other story of Luisito Bustamante
Tortured. Luisito Bustamante shows the burns on his neck and marks of the metal chain on his his feet which were used by his captors to bind him. (davaotoday.com photo by Barry Ohaylan)
By GERMELINA A. LACORTE | Davao Today
Luisito Bustamante, 22, admitted during a court hearing that he was a member of the Communist New People?s Army (NPA). He told the court that not even his fingertips was touched when he was in military captivity, belying any possibility of torture. But an hour after the hearing, Luisito told a different story. He showed his mother and friends the burn marks on his neck and back, the scars on his ankles that had been, days before, tied with wires.- Go to the previous page
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