MANILA — The passage of the anti-terror bill is expected to spur more economic and military aid for the Arroyo government, in exchange for deepening its involvement in the US-led ?War on Terror? and protecting America?s economic stake in the Philippines, says independent think-tank IBON Foundation.
DAVAO CITY ? The authorities said today that they are verifying the reported existence of a new terror group that calls itself "Tanzim Qaidat Al Jihad." Jose Maria Cuerpo II,…
MCPA and Kawagib call on the Organization of Islamic Conference to deny the Arroyo administration?s request for an observer status at the world Muslim body COTABATO CITY ? A progressive…
AnakPawis leader in Pampanga remains missing after May 5 abduction. Rep. Beltran denounces attacks, harassment of AnakPawis members By Marilou M. Aguirre mindanaotoday.com DAVAO CITY ? Two members of progressive…
DAVAO CITY -- The partylist group Suara Bangsamoro denounced last week President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo for pushing the passage of the Anti-Terrorism Bill by using the recent Jolo bombing as justification.…