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By Philippine Solidarity Network Canada The news of the abduction, torture and killing of a 20-year-old teacher, Rebelyn Pitao, in the southern Philippines demonstrates just… 03/13/2009
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In memory of Rebelyn Pitao on International Women’s Day 2009
Revising history
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I craned my neck watching from the back of a packed room at that historic press conference of Vice President Gloria Arroyo with AFP Chief… 03/13/2009
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Malice aforethought
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Almost to a man and woman, the journalists present in a press conference called by the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) last… 03/13/2009
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Tribute to Fancis Magalona
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“Mahal na pangulo bakit mahal ang mga bilihin Di mo na nanaisin na tumira dito sa bayan natin Ang kinain ng mayaman tinatapon sa basura… 03/13/2009
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Daughter of NPA Commander, Abducted, Tortured then Killed
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Rebelyn Pitao, 20, a teacher at St. Peter’s College and daughter of Leoncio Pitao, an NPA commander known as Commander Parago, was abducted by four… 03/11/2009
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Philippines Still Vital to Obama’s Right Wing Agenda
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From the U.S. national security lens, the Philippines belongs to the “arc of instability” where social unrest, challenges to the weak regime, and “extremism” will… 03/02/2009
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VFA, A Way Out for Smith
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By upholding the constitutionality of the VFA, the majority in the Supreme Court has done the Arroyo government – as well as the US- two… 03/02/2009
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Another Oplan Phoenix?
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There is really something more sinister than meets the eye in Malacanang’s determined push to place a notorious human rights violator, retired AFP General Jovito… 03/02/2009
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The stake in our hearts
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Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has received more than her share of comments for her repeated and failed attempts to meet US President Barack Obama. Probably because Valentine’s… 03/02/2009
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WB Suspects, Whistle-Blowers Bagged Biggest Deals
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PCIJ: THEY MAY have played vastly different roles but both the suspects and the whistle-blowers in the World Bank investigation on collusion and corruption in… 03/02/2009
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