The CPP information chief said the PNP’s highly publicized “false report” is “a blatant lie,” motivated by the ₱7.8 million bounty money placed on Calubid’s head by the military and police.
“Mary Jane Veloso’s case starkly illustrates how the government’s labor export policy continues to endanger Filipino women,” Gabriela Rep. Arlene Brosas said.
The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) belied reports by the Philippine Army (PA) of an encounter with the New People’s Army (NPA) in Real,
“We know the people behind these harassment suits. They are the same individuals being exposed as gross human rights violators and plunderers of the people’s money,” Castro said on Tuesday.
Karapatan said that the Marcos Jr. government is implementing renewed attempts to deodorize itself amid reports of mounting violations of human rights and international humanitarian law perpetrated by the military and police.
In 2013, the high tribunal reversed itself and ruled that party-list groups “do not need to organize along sectoral lines and do not need to represent any marginalized and underrepresented sector.” The ruling cited the intent of RA No. 7941 to make the party-list race a system of proportional representation open to various groups and parties. Political families gradually packed the party-list elections.
“It is a vindication from the struggles with kith and kin on one’s choice in life. Finally, it hopefully will be a source of inspiration to others,” Olalia said of their award.
“Please indicate the measures taken to review this case as promptly as possible and, in the absence of substantial evidence of the crime committed, to dismiss the charges as unfounded and to release Ms. Cumpio, Ms. Domequil and Mr. Abinguna immediately,” Khan wrote.
A unit of the Jose Rapsing Command (JRC) of the NPA foiled a raid by the 2nd Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army, killing seven and injuring another seven, the CCP said on its website.
“The DOE has become nothing but a mouthpiece of oil cartels, readily accepting their justifications for price increases without scrutiny. Instead of protecting the people’s interests, they have become enablers of corporate greed,” Bayan Muna’s third nominee for next year’s elections said.
