Welcoming back the Lumad
Let us continue to remember and embrace the struggles of the indigenous peoples. Let us continue to learn from them, and whenever possible, live with them.
Rody’s first 100 days and the Philippine agriculture
We raise our hopes and welcome the positive developments of the Duterte administration, but it is important not to lose sight and focus on substantive points, let us not allow the derailments of international and local reactionaries.
President Rodrigo Duterte (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)
Duterte’s patriotism: what sets it apart
The country is now blest to have a President Duterte who has taken a principled anti-imperialist stance as opposed to that of all past presidents.
Rivers, mountains, arrests, harassments
Nowadays, it isn’t just the challenges of topography and climate that place our teachers in peril – oh, if it were only that!
President Rodrigo Duterte (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com file photo)
A mighty east wind
For so long the Philippine government has never adopted full freedom and independence. It has always been tied up to the United States of America ever since its birth as a republic in 1946 whence the late Manuel A.Roxas was the first puppet president.
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