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February 13, 2012
Manila, Philippines

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Yearender: Victories of the Filipino People

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Demolisyon

STREET SHOOTER

Street Shooter: Off to work

SALUNGGUHIT

Salungguhit: Unreasonable oil price increases

PHOTO OF THE WEEK

Photo of the week: Death march post

• Gabriela launches petition, vows more mass actions against price increases
• KMP charges Aquino envoy of inking anomalous $300M agri-deal with Bahrain
• Reveal details of VFA review, negotiations with US – progressive groups

OPINION

• Economic interests behind push for greater US military presence in the region
• Colonial and repressive
• Mark Twain on Phil-Am War, 113 years ago

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• On US Imperialism and a way forward for the Philippines
• ‘Arroyo should be liable for plunder not just graft, corruption’ – progressive groups
• Urban poor march to Mendiola also blocked by the police

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Criminals Because We Worked

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• International lawyers to Aquino: ‘Release political prisoners, stop impunity’
• Palparan still no-show, yet issuing statement through ‘lawyer’

• OFWs and Filipino residents in Italy protest the ‘remove middle name’ policy
• Fil-Am groups call on Aquino to stop deportation of 12,000 Filipinos in Mariana Islands
• OFW group calls for return of P13M overcharged by POEA, slams ‘institutionalized mulcting’

• To be idle and hungry
• Labor woes and frozen wages in Davao
• State university employees gain new benefits after holding mass actions

NEWS IN PICTURES

UP, artists reiterate call for release of Ericson Acosta (Photos by Ronalyn V. Olea and Fred E. Dabu)

• Arakan farmers decry rights abuses
• Criminal charges filed anew vs 2 political prisoners in Ilocos
• Small-scale miners in Pantukan ask, why blame us?

• ‘Tamil sovereignty alone can check protracted genocide’ – Joma Sison
• Should We Allow NATO Free Rein to Attack and Kill People?
• ‘Bugsplat’: The Ugly US Drone War in Pakistan

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

• Mining-related deaths, destruction haunt celebration of Mine Safety Week
• Moros urge Aquino to stop his ‘all-out justice’ in Mindanao
• A saga of all-out euphemisms vs peace, the Moro and the ordinary people

Slideshow: Art does bring in money, ask the Boracay boys

Yearender: Victories of the Filipino People

Video: Demolisyon

• Easier to blame Azazel
• Shoestring journalism

• A Full Belly, A Happy Heart
• Zombadings, on modern day acceptance
• Guiltless? An activist on vacation

• Wages and Labor Issues
• Price Increases
• GPH-NDFP Peace Talks
• 2010 Yearender
• Morong 43
• Aquino's First 100 Days
• Hacienda Luisita
• Ampatuan Massacre

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