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May 25, 2012
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Women slam Aquino’s inaction on price hikes

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On Labor Day, Workers call on Aquino to implement pro-people policies

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Street Shooter: Frames

Published on December 17, 2011

Street Shooter: Frames

Two strangers unwittingly become subjects of separate and virtual picture frames. (Breakwater, Manila)

The "Street Shooter" is Raymund B. Villanueva, an activist, journalist, poet, and a street-photography enthusiast. View more Street Shooter photos

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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

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Slideshow: Workers call on Aquino to implement pro-people policies

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