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Ulat ni Noriko Yamamoto
Bilang paggunita sa ika-53 anibersaryo ng pagdeklara ng Batas Militar, itinanghal ng Sandigan Alunsina at Kamalayan at Tinig ng Atenista (KaTA) ang programang “AlunSay Mo?: Pagtanaw mula sa Laylayan,” nitong Setyembre 29, sa Blackbox Theatre ng Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) Main Building.
Ulat ni Alexia Bangayan
By Jelena Villorente
As the commemoration of Martial Law reaches its 53rd year, we’re faced with a dwindling light that must be kept burning in remembrance of the atrocities that transpired throughout those dark years. Today, we feel the remnants of the corruption that failed to dissolve in the long past — and fighting it once again manifests in the voices of Filipinos who refuse to remain shackled in silence.
By AJ Alarcon
The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutors, led by Deputy Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang, have charged former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity, citing three counts of murder in a charge sheet publicly released on Monday, September 22 (Manila time).
By Noriko Yamamoto
Presidential Communications Undersecretary and Palace Press Officer Claire Castro, together with the representatives from the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), and Philippine National Police (PNP), conducted a press briefing with the Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) on Monday, September 22, regarding the nationwide protests “Baha sa Luneta” and “Trillion Peso March,” held a day before.
Ulat ni Alexia Bangayan
Itinaas ng Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) sa Signal No. 5 ang Babuyan Islands nitong Lunes ng madaling araw, Setyembre 22, bunsod ng Bagyong Nando (Ragasa).
Ulat ni Lia Atienza
Nagtipon ang libu-libong Pilipino sa People Power Monument sa Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) para sa “Trillion Peso March,” noong Linggo, Setyembre 21, upang manawagan sa gobyernong panagutan ang umaahong kaso ng korapsiyon sa mga proyektong pang-flood control.
By Jelena Villorente Trigger warning: This article contains topics about suicide and mental health issues. Angst is a feeling that seems to be ubiquitous in nature, a feeling that not many may be able to name when it first hits, but still know all the same. It’s a feeling that’s grasped by people in vastly…
Sulat ni AJ Alarcon
Itinigil ng transport group na Manibela ang nakaplanong tatlong araw na transport strike sa ikalawang araw nito noong Huwebes, Setyembre 18, matapos ang pagtutol ng Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) at Land Transportation Office (LTO).
By Jelena Villorente
STOLEN: As Habagat showers continue to sweep the weather charts, the spotlight has now turned to the very initiatives meant to prevent the average Filipino from wading in knee-deep water — the flood control projects that now seem to be forsaken. With investigations zeroing in on contractors and nepo babies drawing flak on social media, evidence of the perennial culture of corruption has already begun to unfold, all amalgamating to wrench a cry out of the Filipinos that continue to be stolen from.
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