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Read more about the article Remembering Davao City’s ‘Black Easter’

Remembering Davao City’s ‘Black Easter’

  • Post author:FIDES AVELLANOSA
  • Post published:January 29, 2018
  • Post category:Kanak Gamay na Kyatigaman/Today's Views
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A visit to the San Pedro Cathedral evokes a pungent memory that I can never forget. The year was 1981. One Sunday, worshipers gathered to commemorate the risen Christ. Suddenly,…

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Read more about the article Keep your policies off my ovaries, stomach, lungs, etc.

Keep your policies off my ovaries, stomach, lungs, etc.

  • Post author:ANDREA MALAYA M. RAGRAGIO
  • Post published:January 21, 2018
  • Post category:Soyez Realistes/Today's Views
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The Philippine government is suddenly very concerned about my health. Actually, it is suddenly very, very concerned about the health of all Filipinos, especially the poor. So much so that…

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Read more about the article Pompoms and Punchlines

Pompoms and Punchlines

  • Post author:TILDE ACUNA
  • Post published:January 18, 2018
  • Post category:Materials, for Preposterity/Today's Views
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Taking jokes seriously does not only make one a party pooper who shall be ignored, but also a killjoy (KJ) who shall not be taken seriously because he would not…

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Read more about the article A year in the Moro people’s lives

A year in the Moro people’s lives

  • Post author:AMIRAH ALI LIDASAN
  • Post published:January 16, 2018
  • Post category:Suara Miskin/Today's Views
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It's hard to reminisce what happened to the Moro ummah (community) last year without being sad and enraged. The death, displacement, and destruction of Moro communities, most especially Marawi City,…

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Read more about the article Will the TRAIN Law run us over?

Will the TRAIN Law run us over?

  • Post author:Harvey M. Niere
  • Post published:January 15, 2018
  • Post category:Today's Views
  • Post comments:1 Comment

The TRAIN Law is a bad policy enacted in the worse possible setting. In the absence of genuine social safety nets, this is an anti-poor program that will worsen income inequality and is devoid of social justice.

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